Meghan Markle has not used her Royal Highness title on her daughter's birth certificate

The document contains the first name of the Duchess of Sussex, but in the box reserved for the girl’s father, this treatment has been included for Prince Harry, who still has that right

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The copy of the little girl’s birth certificate Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor , who was born earlier this June, has now come to light and reveals that her mother is mentioned in this document only as Meghan Markle , no add your title of Duchess of Sussex . However, in the box reserved for the name of the child’s father -in this case Prince Harry -, the treatment of His Royal Highness has been included to which the grandson of Isabel II .

After the birth of the couple’s first-born, Archie, the fact that the former actress identified herself as “Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Sussex” in that same document gave much of what speak, but she counterattacked with a statement written in rather harsh terms and in which she assured that this decision had been taken “by the Palace, as confirmed by the documents of senior officials of the same”, to make it clear that she had not voluntarily chosen to leave aside from his first name.

Interestingly, both Harry and Meghan were expected to renounce using the titles of His Royal Highness after abandoning their institutional role within the British monarchy and, in fact, had to rename their charitable foundation “Royal Sussex” as “Archewell” because the original name had too many “royal connotations.”

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