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  1. Meghan Markle’s Four-Word Royal Title Request Sparks Debate

    Meghan Markle has reignited debate over her royal identity after asking to be addressed simply as “Meghan” during…
    #Canada #MarkleandHarry #MasterChefAustralia #MeghanMarkle #PohLingYeow #PrinceHarry #royaltitles
    europesays.com/canada/153402/

  2. Japan’s major overhaul on royal family succession rules have huge impact on Princess Aiko

    Japan remains one of the few countries where its royal family operates under agnatic primogeniture rules, meaning that…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #CrownPrinceFumihito #lineofsuccession #PrinceHisahito #princessaiko #PrincessMako #royalfamily #royaltitles
    europesays.com/japan/60463/

  3. Kate Middleton’s Wimbledon Outing With Prince George & Princess Charlotte Had a Hidden Detail

    Kate Middleton ditched royal titles while introducing her two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, at Wimbledon. The…
    #Tennis #Wimbledon #KateMiddleton #PrinceGeorge #PrinceWilliam #PrincessCharlotte #royaltitles #wimbledon
    europesays.com/tennis/40852/

  4. Find Out the Non-Royal Way That Kate Middleton Introduced Prince George and Princess Charlotte at Wimbledon

    NEED TO KNOW Kate Middleton was overheard introducing her eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, to tennis…
    #Tennis #Wimbledon #eldestchildren #KateMiddleton #PrinceGeorge #PrinceHarry #PrinceLouis #PrinceWilliam #PrincessCharlotte #royaltitles #WilliamandKate #WilliamWales #wimbledon
    europesays.com/tennis/40687/

  5. Royal Baby Watch: Eugenie Expecting, Title Questions Linger

    Princess Eugenie is expecting her third child this summer. Royal fans are asking if she should keep her HRH title as she is not a working royal.

    #PrincessEugenie, #RoyalBaby, #RoyalFamily, #KingCharles, #RoyalTitles

    newsletter.tf/princess-eugenie

  6. Ex-Prince Andrew Facing More Bans From Celebrity Establishments — Source

    Amid the ongoing controversies and arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the palace had earlier ordered the former prince not…
    #NewsBeep #News #Celebrities #AndrewMountbatten-Windsor #AU #Australia #Entertainment #horseriding #privatemembers #royaltitles
    newsbeep.com/au/529216/

  7. Ex-Prince Andrew Facing More Bans From Celebrity Establishments — Source

    Amid the ongoing controversies and arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the palace had earlier ordered the former prince not…
    #NewsBeep #News #Celebrities #AndrewMountbatten-Windsor #AU #Australia #Entertainment #horseriding #privatemembers #royaltitles
    newsbeep.com/au/529216/

  8. The solution is simple: change standing orders to allow a motion to revoke #royaltitles. Parliament has legislated before to replace a King, in 1688 and 1936. Sacking a disgraced son of a former monarch is a relatively trivial matter, and the case against #PrinceAndrew is clearcut.

    The UK claims to be as #ConstitutionalMonarchy, so it needs a constitutional process to remove a disgraced royal. The #Starmer government's failure to act is creating an avoidable #ConstitutionalCrisis.

  9. The solution is simple: change standing orders to allow a motion to revoke #royaltitles. Parliament has legislated before to replace a King, in 1688 and 1936. Sacking a disgraced son of a former monarch is a relatively trivial matter, and the case against #PrinceAndrew is clearcut.

    The UK claims to be as #ConstitutionalMonarchy, so it needs a constitutional process to remove a disgraced royal. The #Starmer government's failure to act is creating an avoidable #ConstitutionalCrisis.

  10. The solution is simple: change standing orders to allow a motion to revoke #royaltitles. Parliament has legislated before to replace a King, in 1688 and 1936. Sacking a disgraced son of a former monarch is a relatively trivial matter, and the case against #PrinceAndrew is clearcut.

    The UK claims to be as #ConstitutionalMonarchy, so it needs a constitutional process to remove a disgraced royal. The #Starmer government's failure to act is creating an avoidable #ConstitutionalCrisis.

  11. The solution is simple: change standing orders to allow a motion to revoke #royaltitles. Parliament has legislated before to replace a King, in 1688 and 1936. Sacking a disgraced son of a former monarch is a relatively trivial matter, and the case against #PrinceAndrew is clearcut.

    The UK claims to be as #ConstitutionalMonarchy, so it needs a constitutional process to remove a disgraced royal. The #Starmer government's failure to act is creating an avoidable #ConstitutionalCrisis.