Prince Harry’s New Title?

The Duke of Wales Amid Legal Drama with Samantha Markle

Samantha Markle's attorney is having a ball at the expense of Prince Harry, and the comedic jabs just keep rolling in.

Peter Tickton, who represents Meghan Markle's half-sister in her ongoing libel lawsuit against Meghan, recently suggested that Harry should now be referred to as the Duke of Wales.

Yes, you read that right—Wales, spelled W-A-I-L-S.

It seems like an apt title, given how often the royal couple appears to lament their supposed injustices.

In a rather amusing twist, Tickton revealed that Samantha had mistakenly labeled Prince Harry as the Prince of Wales in court documents.

It's an understandable blunder, especially since the title actually belongs to Harry's older brother, Prince William.

However, according to Tickton, this mix-up is just a minor detail in the grand tapestry of royal drama.

For many Americans, as Tickton humorously pointed out, it doesn't really matter whether Harry holds the title of Duke of Wales, Duke of Sussex, or even Duke of Earl.

The suggestion of “Duke of Wales” might resonate more considering Harry's increasing list of grievances against the royal family, the media, and anyone else who crosses his path.

This mix-up comes amidst Samantha Markle's ongoing legal feud with Meghan, where she accuses Meghan of spreading false and damaging information about her.

This saga has been exacerbated by the revelations in Meghan and Harry's Netflix docuseries, which seemed to unleash a torrent of complaints and emotional narratives.

So, while we're all chuckling at the idea of Harry as the Duke of Wales, let's not forget that Samantha's legal battle is far from over.

After facing setbacks in federal court in Florida, she's now appealing to the 11th Circuit Court.

The drama surrounding this family saga shows no signs of abating.

But wait, there's more!

What's this about Harry's involvement with the Aspen Institute's Commission on Information Disorder?

It turns out he's quite engaged in efforts aimed at combating misinformation online.

While this is undoubtedly a commendable cause, Tickton isn't holding back from calling out what he sees as hypocrisy.

Tickton didn't mince words when he remarked on Harry's position, suggesting that it's hard to take him seriously when he considers the First Amendment “bonkers,” yet he serves as one of 16 governors in a group that decides what online statements should be flagged as misinformation.

That's quite the roast for the royal!

What makes this situation even richer is the fact that Prince Harry, a vocal critic of media freedom, is linked to an organization wielding the power to determine what counts as misinformation.

Tickton went so far as to label Harry the “Minister of Fiction,” drawing attention to the glaring contradictions in Harry and Meghan's self-styled image as champions of social justice.

The latest initiative from the Sussexes, the Archewell Foundation Parents Network, aims to safeguard children from online dangers.

While that sounds noble, Tickton raised a valid point about the Sussex Squad—a group of online supporters who have been known to attack anyone who dares criticize Harry or Meghan.

It's a bit ironic, isn't it?

While Harry and Meghan advocate for the responsible use of social media, they've inadvertently cultivated a digital army that seems more intent on silencing dissent than fostering positive change.

In the ever-evolving saga of Harry and Meghan, perhaps the title “Duke of Wales” is more than just a humorous suggestion; it might just capture the essence of a couple perpetually caught in a whirlwind of crises.

As the legal battles continue and the public scrutiny intensifies, one thing is clear: the drama surrounding this royal duo is far from over.