- Prince Harry left the British royal family in 2020
- Distance continues to grow between them all
- He has lost this title on the official website
Prince Harry: He no longer bears this title
Prince Harry (38) and Duchess Meghan (42) already said goodbye to their official royal duties, and by extension the British royal family, in 2020. A statement from the royals on January 18, 2020, said at the time:
"Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan will no longer use their HRH titles as they are no longer members of the royal family." HRH stands for "His/Her Royal Highness".
Prince Harry was previously stripped of the title in 2020, but he was still to be found on the royal website three years later with the title HRH. After publication of an article in the magazine 'Express', the website was changed.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan no longer considered by royals
The article pointed out the incorrect reference and quick action was taken. Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have also moved to the bottom of the list of the British royal family. The only one who can be found below them is Prince Andrew.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan's retirement from the royal family continues to make waves today. There was also radio silence for Duchess Meghan's birthday on the part of the British royals. She celebrated her 42nd birthday on August 4, but there was no Instagram post from the royals.
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