Prince Charles held by Meghan and Harry: Camilla's fate also depends on them
As the throne draws closer to Prince Charles and his responsibilities grow, the functioning of the Crown could change significantly. The heir to the throne, who wants a tighter monarchy, is said to be prepared to deny the children of the Sussexes their royal titles. But this decision would ultimately not be in his interest ...
Prince Charles is faced with a dilemma. The son of Queen Elizabeth II, who will inherit the British throne, never intended to follow his mother's modus operandi to the letter. Pragmatic and above all thrifty, Prince Charles hoped to shape a more modern monarchy, and to reduce the expenses of senior members of the Crown.
In the head of the Prince of Wales, a big household is already taking place, he who would like to build a frontline team much closer than the one that currently exists. In this perspective, some members of the royal family do not find favor in his eyes, in particular the children of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, to whom Prince Charles is reluctant to grant titles.
Despite his reluctance, the Prince of Wales may well be forced to add water to his wine. According to information from royal biographer Robert Lacey, the future King of England will have no choice but to make Archie and Lilibet Diana a prince and a princess, at the risk of losing popularity. “It is possible that Prince Charles will deprive the children of the Sussexes of their royal titles when he ascends to the throne, but it seems unlikely to me that he will. His priority then will be the support of the people to change Camilla's status from princess consort to queen consort, and he will not make only friends if he takes away Archie and Lili their titles ", he analyzed.
Camilla's fate in her hands
For his wife, Prince Charles could therefore revise his plans and be more lenient with the children of the Sussexes, who will be able to choose when they come of age if they want to benefit from a royal title or if they prefer to pass their turn, like the children of Prince Edward and Sophie of Wessex. If Buckingham Palace has never really been clear on the status of Camilla Parker-Bowles when her husband is king, to be named queen consort would be a very great victory for the one whose face was for a long time that of the enemy for the British very attached to Princess Diana.
