King Charles clarifies status of Prince Harry and Meghan in a letter after their return to the UK
Summary
King Charles III confirmed that Prince Harry and Meghan remain non-working members of the royal family after returning to the UK. They will not use their royal titles officially, and any of their charity work will be done privately. Security decisions about them are handled by police agencies.Key Facts
- Prince Harry and Meghan continue as non-working royals since stepping back in 2020.
- They do not use their royal titles officially, following their previous agreement.
- Any charity work they do is private, not official royal duties.
- Security and police protection decisions are made by government agencies, not the royal family.
- The Lord Chamberlain sent a letter on behalf of King Charles to government and military officials clarifying these points.
- The letter aims to prevent confusion about the couple’s status and their role within the royal family.
- The couple’s request for public-funded police protection is under review by a government panel called RAVEC.
- Official questions about privileges or public funding for Harry and Meghan should be directed to Buckingham Palace.
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