Meghan Markle's recent insistence on using her Sussex surname, rather than her official Mountbatten-Windsor title, reflects her concerns about potential loss of royal titles amid ongoing tensions with the royal family. Sources suggest this move indicates her anxiety about King Charles or King William possibly stripping her and Harry of their titles due to their criticisms of the monarchy. In interviews, she explained that the surname has gained profound significance since having children, highlighting its importance as a 'family name' she shares with her children, Archie and Lilibet.
Meghan Markle's choice to emphasize her Sussex surname raises eyebrows as she expresses concern over losing royal titles amid ongoing family estrangement and public scrutiny.
In her recent interviews, Meghan revealed that the Sussex name holds deeper significance for her since becoming a mother, making it her family's name.
A palace insider suggested Meghan's insistence on her Sussex name reflects anxiety over potential title removal by King Charles or a future King William.
The public's calls to strip Meghan and Harry of their Duke and Duchess titles stem from their criticisms of the monarchy and perceived exploitation of royal ties.
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