Prince Harry’s HRH title is quietly removed from Royal Family website – as the Duke arrives in Japan without Meghan
PRINCE Harry’s HRH title has been quietly removed from the Royal Family website.
The Duke of Sussex, 38, touched down in Japan on Tuesday to take part in a sports summit – the same day he was stripped of the status.
Sporting an Archwell cap, the Royal was spotted without wife Meghan, 42, by his side.
Tensions have allegedly been rising between the couple amid rumours they’re “taking time apart” just three years after quitting the UK.
Following their move to the States, Buckingham Palace said the Sussexes would lose their titles as they were no longer working royals.
And now, Harry has had His Royal Highness status quietly removed from the Firm’s website.
Despite neither Harry or Meghan being able to use the titles since their shock departure – they remained on the site.
But now only Meghan has her HRH title on there – leaving people wondering when it will be changed too.
In a statement on January 18, 2020, shortly after the couple ditched the country and the family, the Palace said: “The Sussexes will not use their HRH titles as they are no longer working members of the Royal Family.”
Harry’s snub comes just days after Meghan was ignored publicly by King Charles, Camilla, Kate and Wills on her birthday.
Members of the Firm struggled to put the family rift aside to wish her a special day.
Royal author Angela Levin told The Sun Online William and Kate are “fed up” of Meghan and shouldn’t have to send her well wishes.
She said: “Meghan didn’t recognise Camilla’s birthday publicly so I don’t see why they should do anything in return,
“William wants absolutely nothing to do with Harry at the minute and who can blame him.
“Katherine is forgiving and isn’t nasty, she comes from a loving home, but she is also really fed up with Meghan too.
“They could say something that has no emotion and no love – very very basic.
“They don’t want to give Meghan an opportunity to be nasty and for the Sussexes squad to be vile because they will attack them back.
“But why should they after how Harry and Meghan have acted.”
It made it the second snub in days after it was revealed the couple won’t be part of the Firm’s event marking the Queen’s death.
It can now be revealed that Kate and Wills are expected to attend an engagement marking one year of the late Queen’s passing next month, according to reports.