Prince William ‘Plotting to Strip’ brother Harry and Wife Meghan Markle of their Sussex title when he takes throne from cancer-battling King Charles

|Published 7:40 PM ET, Sunday March 30, 2025|
London: Recent reports suggest that Prince William intends to strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles upon his ascension to the throne.
According to sources cited by RadarOnline, William has been deeply affected by the couple’s public criticisms of the royal family since their departure in 2020. He is reportedly prepared to take this action if such behavior continues.
Stripping royal titles requires an Act of Parliament, indicating that this is a complex and significant measure. Discussions about this possibility have reportedly taken place within royal circles.
However, it’s important to note that these reports are based on insider information and have not been officially confirmed by the royal family. The situation remains speculative, and the royal family’s official stance on this matter has not been publicly disclosed.
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