Ever since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry gave up their royal duties towards their UK sovereigns, the couple has become the talk of the town. While many came out in support of the Duchess, a vast majority went rather against the 41-year-old. Given the never-ending controversies of Markle from the Queen’s ruling days, there has been huge speculation about whether the two would continue with their royal titles or not. But do you think this is really going to make a difference?

Answering the same complex questions, a Royal expert put her opinions forward into the public discourse. While some fear the couple would be doomed if they were deprived of the remnant of their royal links, the expert had a strikingly different perspective towards the same.

Stripping titles off would not affect Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 

Even if the couple is slowly being erased from the royal picture, that will hardly make any difference in their popularity. A Royal expert affirmed the same as reported by trusted sources. Meghan Markle and her husband Prince Harry would continue to “remain in the spotlight and famous” even if the King deprives them of the same. 

The reason she gave was the upcoming memoir by Prince Harry. Legends have it that the book he is writing is going to expose many deep-seated royal secrets before the public, which apparently he is trying to ammend. Hence, even if they will no longer be the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, they would still retain their vigor and strength to voice unpopular opinions. 

The King has already staged a few conditions before the couple to agree upon. Reportedly, Charles is not to invite the couple to his coronation if his book calls out Camila, the Queen consort, who meanwhile wants to reunite the family. According to the aforementioned clause, it is to see whom the Prince chooses. 

In response to the father’s condition, there have been no answers from Harry’s side yet. Time will reveal what will happen next and during the coronation next year. Share your thoughts about the said matter in the comments section.