Meg Fumes as King Charles Grants Lady Louise Princess Title on Her Birthday

Lady Louise Windsor, the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, is set to receive the prestigious title of Princess Louise on her upcoming birthday.

This news has left Meg seething with anger, as she feels overshadowed by her stepdaughter's royal status.

Despite her parents and brother undergoing title changes earlier this year, Lady Louise's styling has remained unchanged.

However, royal sources have revealed that King Charles intends to introduce Lady Louise to royal duties in order to maintain a balance within the royal family.

Currently studying English at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, Lady Louise Windsor has just completed her first year of university.

As the eldest living daughter of a peer, she is entitled to a courtesy title.

This tradition dictates that only the peer's eldest living son, and subsequently his eldest living son, can utilize the subsidiary titles.

Other descendants are not permitted to do so.

Princess Anne's recent remarks about the possibility of slimming down the monarchy before Charles ascends the throne have been interpreted as tacit approval for his decision to exclude Prince Harry, Meghan, and Prince Andrew from official royal duties.

However, some believe that Princess Anne also hinted at the mounting pressure faced by Prince William and Kate as the pool of working royals continues to diminish.

King Charles himself has expressed support for a smaller and more cost-effective monarchy.

In an interview, Princess Anne acknowledged that the suggestion to slim down the monarchy was made at a time when there were more individuals available to fulfill these roles.

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams stated that Anne's comments indicated her backing of the actions taken against Prince Andrew and the Sussexes, who had sought a part-time position as senior working royals but were denied.

Furthermore, Anne's remarks imply that she believes younger and trusted members of the royal family should share the workload with aging royals who are approaching retirement.

Lady Louise Windsor, although yet to publicly discuss her future plans, has received praise from senior royals who hope to see her undertake official duties in due course.

Many individuals on social media have expressed their support for Lady Louise's potential involvement in royal affairs.

They believe that her poised, intelligent, and elegant demeanor would make her an excellent addition to the family's working members.

Some even call upon her uncle, Prince Charles, to grant her a role as a working royal.

Lady Louise's younger brother, James, Earl of Wessex, is 15 years old.

While the siblings have largely grown up away from the public eye, they have attended significant royal events such as Trooping the Colour, Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, and the coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla.

The question remains: will Lady Louise and James choose to become working royals once they complete their education?

Currently, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Royal, the Duke of Kent, and Princess Alexandra are all full-time working members of the royal family.

Perhaps Lady Louise and James will follow in their footsteps, ensuring the continuation of the monarchy's legacy.