In a bombshell move sending shockwaves through the monarchy, British Parliament has reportedly handed Meghan Markle a 14-day deadline to respond to mounting challenges over the use of royal titles for her children, Archie and Lilibet.
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According to insider leaks, several senior peers have raised fresh objections to the Sussex children being styled as Prince and Princess, arguing that their parents’ withdrawal from royal duties disqualifies them from enjoying such privileges. The motion — said to be fast-tracked in the House of Lords — could force an unprecedented review of the children’s status unless Meghan acts swiftly.
“Parliament is treating this as a constitutional matter, not a family feud,” one source revealed. “But make no mistake, Meghan is at the center of it all. If she doesn’t respond within the set timeframe, she risks losing control of the narrative entirely.”
The deadline has reportedly left Meghan fuming. In California, where she and Harry have been carving out their independent brand, the Duchess is said to view this as a “public humiliation” and a direct attempt to undermine her children’s legacy. Harry, meanwhile, is described as “deeply anxious” that the dispute could mark a permanent break between his children and the monarchy.
The development has ignited a firestorm on social media, with hashtags like #ProtectArchieAndLilibet and #ParliamentVsMeghan trending worldwide. Critics argue the move is long overdue, while supporters insist it is a cruel attack on two innocent children.
Buckingham Palace has remained silent, fueling speculation that King Charles may be quietly backing the parliamentary push in his mission to slim down the monarchy. Whether Meghan meets the 14-day deadline with fiery resistance or stunned silence, one thing is clear: this battle could redefine royal titles for a generation.