Prince Harry Faces Title Removal Amidst Royal Family Rift

Prince Harry's position in the line of succession to the throne is in jeopardy after his royal titles were removed.

The Buckingham Palace website recently caused a stir by removing his Royal Highness (HRH) titles from his name.

Currently fifth in line to the throne, Prince Harry follows behind Prince William and his three children.

This move has sparked a debate among commentators about whether he should be pushed out of the line of succession to make way for another member of the royal family.

Royal commentator Judy Finnegan expressed her opinion in a comment piece for Express.co.uk, suggesting that Prince Harry should be quietly removed from the line of succession.

She argued that this would save the monarchy from what she referred to as a “Harry-slash-Macon” monarchy.

On a similar note, Richard Eden, the Daily Mail's diary editor, went even further, urging the royal family to consider more drastic measures than simply removing their royal titles.

However, Finnegan backtracked on her stance, stating that an even worse scenario would be Prince Andrew taking the place of Prince Harry.

According to a source close to the palace, King Charles is considering various options and has suggested Princess Anne as the 17th in line to the throne.

Princess Anne is seen as a perfect candidate due to her common sense and practicality, traits she inherited from her late parents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.

Despite being 73 years old, King Charles believes that putting Princess Anne after Prince Louis could potentially save the monarchy.

Princess Anne has been praised for her hard work and dedication to supporting the monarchy, having taken on the most royal engagements.

In the line of succession, Princess Anne is preceded by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children, Prince Archie IV and Princess Lilibet II.

Additionally, Princess Beatriz and Eduardo Mapp Belli Mozzi's daughter, Sienna, will turn two next month, while Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's son will turn two in August, and their two-month-old son, Ernest Dot.

Unlike her brothers, Princess Anne chose not to give her children royal titles at birth, as she believes there are downsides to having titles.

Turning to Prince Harry's current relationship with the royal family, it is said to be irreparable.

During his visit to the UK for talks with Prince William and King Charles, the Duke of Sussex will reportedly have to stay at his friends' couches.

Royal editor Sarah Hewson revealed on Sky News that Prince Harry will not be shown mercy by his family, as they will not provide him with a place to stay.

This comes after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were ordered by King Charles to vacate their Frogmore Cottage home, leaving them stranded without a home in the UK.

According to Hewson, Prince Harry's strained relationship with the royal family may result in him couch-surfing or booking hotels during his visit.

She expressed doubt about the possibility of a meeting between Prince Harry and his brother, stating that he will find himself homeless upon his arrival in the UK.

Unless he wants to book a hotel or rely on the generosity of friends, he may have to request access to an apartment through Buckingham Palace.

This situation highlights the significant divide between Prince Harry and his family.

In conclusion, Prince Harry's position in the line of succession is at risk following the removal of his royal titles.

The debate surrounding his future within the royal family continues, with some suggesting he should be quietly removed from the line of succession.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry's strained relationship with the royal family has left him without a place to stay during his upcoming visit to the UK.

It remains to be seen how this rift will be resolved and what impact it will have on the monarchy.