Harry and Meghan’s three-day visit to Nigeria was a success, despite mixed reactions in the UK. Their warm reception showed they remain popular in the Commonwealth.

Meanwhile, reports claim Prince William, Kate, and King Charles were “furious” about the trip. Still, it likely won’t be their last “royal” visit.

As for their children, Archie and Lilibet, they remain distant from their UK relatives. Harry reportedly has no plans to bring them to the UK, but the Sussexes may soon introduce them to public life.

Prince Archie & Princess Lilibet

Prince Archie & Princess Lilibet

Archie was born in the UK, while Lilibet was born in Montecito, California, where Harry and Meghan now reside in a mansion nicknamed “Fort Knox.” Despite their busy projects—Netflix deals, Spare, and Meghan’s lifestyle brand—their children remain their priority.

After leaving the royal family, they lost many privileges, including Frogmore Cottage, but retained their titles. Their explosive revelations angered King Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton.

In March 2023, they announced Lilibet’s christening, confirming both children as Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, calling the titles their “birthright.”

Harry and Meghan decided to give their children royal titles

Harry and Meghan held a private christening for their children in Montecito, confirming their royal titles as prince and princess. A spokesperson stated the titles were Archie and Lilibet’s birthright since King Charles became monarch.

Meghan previously addressed the issue in her 2021 Oprah interview, claiming discussions had taken place about denying Archie a title. However, Harry and Meghan ultimately decided to let their children choose whether to keep them in the future.

While the titles will mainly be used for formal occasions, royal expert Angela Levin warns they could impact Archie and Lilibet’s futures in unexpected ways.

Expert Says Archie & Lilibet’s Royal Titles Could Be a Burden

Royal expert Angela Levin claims that Lilibet now faces a “significant burden” due to her princess title. She argues that Harry and Meghan have “glued her to the British Royal Family,” despite their criticism of the institution.

Levin warns that the title may complicate Lilibet’s everyday life, potentially causing jealousy among her peers. She questions why Harry and Meghan would subject their daughter to such challenges.

Meanwhile, despite stepping back from royal duties, Harry and Meghan recently undertook a visit to Nigeria, which some viewed as a ‘royal’ tour.

Harry & Meghan’s Nigeria Trip: A “Royal” Move?

Harry and Meghan arrived in Nigeria to cheering crowds, aiming to spotlight mental health issues among conflict-affected youth. Their visit included a school supported by their Archewell Foundation and meetings with wounded soldiers.

While their trip was widely praised, it stirred controversy in the UK. Critics saw it as an “unofficial royal tour,” with claims that it strained royal ties with the Commonwealth. Royal insiders suggest William and Kate were “furious,” while experts argue the Sussexes are leveraging royal status despite stepping back. Some even see it as their attempt to create a “rival court.”

Royal Family “Furious” Over Harry & Meghan’s Nigeria Visit

Prince William and King Charles are reportedly outraged over Harry and Meghan’s recent Nigeria trip, which resembled an official royal tour. Royal expert Tom Quinn told the Mirror that William is “furious” and determined to prevent such trips in the future, while Charles is “angrier than anyone has ever seen him.”

The couple was welcomed with all the elements of a royal visit, leading the royals to worry that Harry and Meghan are acting as unofficial working royals. “It’s as if they’ve gone rogue,” Quinn said, adding that their speeches reinforced this perception. William and Charles are now scrambling to control what they see as a “nightmare situation.”

Harry & Meghan consider bringing Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet on future tours

Harry and Meghan, who have sought a private life for their children, are now considering bringing Archie and Lilibet on future tours, according to royal expert Tom Quinn.

Archie previously joined them in South Africa in 2019, while Lilibet has remained out of the spotlight. Quinn claims Meghan sees this as a way to gain positive publicity, especially as they pursue billionaire ventures.

He also suggests their growing public presence could leave William and Kate struggling to keep up. Do you think this is the right move? Let us know your thoughts!