Prince William Excludes Harry, Meghan’s Children From Royal Succession

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have expressed the desire for their children, Archie and Lilibet, to retain royal titles and potentially choose to become working royals in the future. However, Prince William, soon to be king, is reportedly opposed to this and has decided that the children will not hold any royal roles, titles, or responsibilities, aiming to cut lingering ties with the Sussex family. Despite Kate Middleton's concerns for the children, William is said to be firm in his stance, viewing this as necessary to protect and shape the monarchy according to his vision. The decision reflects ongoing tensions within the royal family, especially following Harry's departure from royal duties and his public criticisms through memoirs and interviews. Meanwhile, Meghan and Harry have distanced themselves from Tyler Perry, godfather to Lilibet, amid allegations of workplace harassment against Perry, highlighting further personal and public challenges faced by the couple. Overall, the future royal status of Harry and Meghan’s children remains uncertain amid family disputes and shifting dynamics within the monarchy.