The titles Harry and Meghan will lose after saying goodbye to the "royal"
Harry and Meghan
A statement issued by "Buckingham Palace" announced the decision of Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle that they are no longer working members of the royal family, which means that they will lose their royal titles .. But what are the titles that the Duke of Sussex will lose as a result of this permanent decision?
Queen Elizabeth asserted that “by distancing themselves from the royal family, the responsibilities and duties that come with a life of public service cannot continue.” Consequently, the honorary military appointments and royal patronage of the spouses will be re-assigned before they are redistributed among the members of the royal family
This means Harry will lose the titles of "Captain General of the Royal Marines", "Honorary Commander of the Royal Air Force of Honnington", "Chief General of the Royal Navy Small Ships and Diving", "President of the Queens Commonwealth Trust Fund", "Rugby Union Patron" and "Patron Rugby League
Megan will lose the "Vice President of the Queens Commonwealth Trust", "Patron of the Royal National Theater" and "Patron of the Commonwealth Universities Association."
The couple affirmed that they will remain committed to their duty and service in the Kingdom and around the world, and have offered to continue supporting the organizations they represent: "We can all live a life of public service ... service is global."
According to the analysis of the royal correspondent and writer "Johnny Diamond", Prince Harry and Meghan's response to the palace statement showed a kind of anger. Harry's loss as Captain General of the Royal Marines must have been painful.
Many organizations and associations thanked the couple for their support, announcing that both Harry and Meghan would remain their sponsors. This announcement comes days after the couple announced that they are expecting their second child and they are expected to talk about their decision in a television interview with "Oprah Winfrey" next month
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