LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Meghan Markle is working to make sure that she and her husband, Prince Harry, won’t lose their royal titles once Prince William becomes king.
With King Charles fighting cancer, the former actress is reportedly seeking a meeting with him to secure their future. This comes as Prince William is said to not want Meghan and Harry to retain their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles, according to RadarOnline.com.
The report also mentioned that Meghan is asking her father-in-law for a promise that they will always remain the Sussexes, even after his passing.
‘Meghan needs that royal cachet’ to sell her brand
A source revealed, “Harry and Meghan are growing more concerned about their fading influence in America, and the news that Prince William is pushing for them to lose their royal titles has sent them into a panic.”
“Their titles are their last bit of support in the U.S., and losing them would be a huge blow. Meghan relies on that royal status to sell her As Ever products,” the source added.
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