In the second episode of her Netflix show 'With Love, Meghan,' Meghan Markle announced that her family's last name is now Sussex, derived from her title as Duchess of Sussex. She expressed that sharing this name with her children, Archie and Lilibet, adds significant meaning. Although traditionally royals avoid surnames, their choice of Sussex aligns with historical royal practices. Unlike Harry, who has primarily identified with his royal titles, this new surname indicates a familial identity shift, as introduced by Drew Barrymore on her show, moving away from Mountbatten-Windsor.
Meghan Markle, in her Netflix show 'With Love, Meghan,' reveals that her family's last name is now Sussex, a title she finds meaningful for her children.
The decision by Harry and Meghan to adopt the surname Sussex reflects royal traditions and adds an emotional layer as Meghan shares the name with her children.
Drew Barrymore introduced Meghan as 'Meghan Sussex' on her show, indicating a formal embrace of this family name as they move away from Mountbatten-Windsor.
Traditionally, royals don't often use surnames, but Harry and Meghan's choice of Sussex underscores their commitment to family identity amid royal customs.
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