Prince Harry and Meghan Markle still using royal titles

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Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have held onto their "Sussex Royal" website, despite making a promise to stop using the term after they stepped back from the monarchy in 2020.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex agreed to stop using their Royal titles "in any territory" after spring 2020 however both their website and Instagram account branded with the name remains active according to reports in the Mirror.Their website, sussexroyal.com, includes a page called "Serving the Monarchy" which hasn't been updated to mark the death of Harry's grandmother late Queen Elizabeth last September.It does however include the announcement of the former working Royals planning to step back from the firm as senior members of the Royal family.

The statement said they hoped to become "financially independent" while continuing to support the monarchy.There is also no mention on the webpage of the landmark event King Charles was crowned at the Coronation ceremony.Harry and Meghan's Instagram page is also still live as they have continued to use their Royal titles, although the last post was made three years ago.In their last post, the couple thanked fans for their support, inspiration and "the shared commitment to the good in the world". Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. The launch of the website, despite it still being unclear who owns the page, was said to have "blindsided" the late Queen as it explained the couple's future royal roles without her approval.Omid Scobie wrote in his book Finding Freedom that their statement on the website came before their plans for a "half-in-half-out model" had been approved by the Queen.