Meghan Skips "Her Royal Highness" Title, Says Spokesperson

Representatives for the Duchess of Sussex have stated that she does not use the title Her Royal Highness following her departure from royal responsibilities.

When the duke and duchess withdrew from their roles as senior royals in March 2020, they relinquished their royal titles. However, during an interview for a podcast with Meghan, a gift card was revealed that still had the designation HRH.

During the podcast, a gift basket sent by Meghan to host Jamie Kern Lima was shown, with the accompanying card reading "With Compliments of HRH The Duchess of Sussex."

The entrepreneur and co-founder of IT Cosmetics mentioned that around a year ago, a basket with homemade strawberry sauce and ice cream was delivered to her house "to check if that could help alleviate some of her burdens."

A representative for the Sussexes stated that they do not utilize royal highness titles.

Even though no legislation was enacted or official papers signed, Harry and Meghan agreed with the late Queen and high-ranking officials that they would cease using the term "Royal" following what came to be known as Megxit Day.

The palace has been reached out to for commentary.

In the meantime, the duchess shared with the podcast that she is experiencing a fresh "honeymoon" phase with her spouse following some "much-needed breathing room" after they stepped down from their royal responsibilities.

Meghan mentioned that the pair found it challenging to genuinely savor each other's companionship at the beginning of their relationship because they were swiftly thrust "into the thick of things" due to intense media attention.

In 2016, they began a relationship which led to marriage two years later in 2018. They first undertook official responsibilities as royals but chose to withdraw from these positions in early 2020, causing tension between Harry and his father, who was then known as the Prince of Wales, along with Charles becoming king.

She stated: "At first, everybody feels like they have butterflies."

“So we jumped straight into the trenches together. Indeed, just six months after starting our relationship.”

So after seven years, when you finally get some free time, you can appreciate each other anew, which is why I think we're experiencing more of a honeymoon phase at this point.

The duchess commended her spouse for maintaining the family’s "security."

In January, Harry resolved his prolonged legal dispute with News Group Newspapers (NGN), securing significant compensation along with a "complete and unambiguous apology" for the "severe invasion" of his privacy and "illegal actions" perpetrated by The Sun.

The duke is likewise engaged in a legal dispute with the Home Office regarding the amount of publicly funded personal protection he ought to have during visits to the UK.

"He's always out there, consistently doing everything he can to ensure our family remains safe, secure, and lifted up, all while making time for date nights," Meghan explained.

"He’s also a fox. If you haven’t noticed, my husband is incredibly attractive. However, his heart is even more remarkable," she said additionally.

When discussing her children, Archie and Lilibet, Meghan grew quite emotional and shared that she sends emails to special addresses she’s set up for them so they can read these messages as they grow older.

“Every night before bedtime, nearly always, I send them an email with updates such as today’s report card or something amusing that happened in the morning.”

“Or perhaps this photo shows both of you enjoying breakfast together, or maybe it depicts you at play.”

The stuff you won’t hang up, the things you won’t write down in your diary, but that somehow they’ll stumble upon at some point in their life, perhaps when they turn 16 or reach 18.

I've got an email here that I've saved for you. It contains all the things and moments where I wished to express my deep love for you and, well, how incredibly proud I am of you.

This follows Meghan launching her Netflix series, new podcast, and lifestyle brand called As Ever.

The initial release of Meghan's As Ever line, featuring items such as raspberry jam, floral confetti, and herb-infused tea, quickly ran out of stock. However, her Netflix show "With Love, Meghan" received a wave of negative feedback from critics.

In April, the duchess initiated a new podcast series titled "Confessions Of A Female Founder."

In the most recent episode, she discussed the "extremely intense" challenge of balancing motherhood with remote work, as well as caring for Archie and Lilibet during their illnesses.