The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have previously railed against the institution of monarchy - but it has emerged they wish for their two children to keep their royal titles

Prince Harry's failed legal challenge over police protection has cost taxpayers £656,324, with the Duke of Sussex facing a potential bill of up to £1.5 million when his own legal fees are included. New Freedom of Information figures reveal the Home Office's spending on the case,

With King Charles and Prince Harry still deeply divided, Queen Camilla is keeping her distance behind palace walls.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be keen for their children Archie and Lilibet to retain their titles and HRH styles so they can choose to become working royals

When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left working royal life behind in 2020, many assumed they would never want to return—or want their children to be working royals. However, a new report in The Guardian throws doubt onto that assumption.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly grew frustrated with passport delays tied to their children’s royal titles, even discussing a surname change to resolve the issue

Prince Harry dropped the plan to adopt his late mother Princess Diana's maiden name-Spencer-as his own, after seeking advice from his uncle, Earl Charles Spencer.As per sources, the Duke of

During a rare visit to Britain, Prince Harry is said to have sought advice from his uncle Earl Spencer, about whether to assume his mother’s surname. It would have meant dropping his current family name, Mountbatten-Windsor, which is used by his children, Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, three.