Prince Charles to grant royal titles to Archie, Lilibet despite snubbing Harry

• Archie and Lilibet may be named Prince and Princess after Charles ascends the throne.
• Titles will come even as their father Prince Harry is relegated to the sidelines.
• Author Andrew Morton says titles are at the top of Charles’ to-do list when he becomes king.

Despite their father Prince Harry’s ongoing battle with the royal family, Prince Charles is poised to bestow official royal titles on his grandkids, Archie Harrison and Lilibet Diana, according to Express UK.

Both Archie and Lilibet may be named Prince and Princess after Charles ascends the throne, according to royal scholar and author Andrew Morton, with the problem of their titles being at the top of his list.

Talking to Express UK, Morton expressed that Archie and Lilibet’s titles will come even as their father Prince Harry is relegated to the sidelines if he continues his feud with the royal family, particularly with Prince Charles and Prince William.

“One of the first things Prince Charles will be requested to do when he comes to the throne will be to declare Lilibet a Princess and Archie a Prince,” Morton says.

“As a result, while Harry will be pushed into the shadows, his offspring will be given regal titles… You may have Prince Harry estranged from the president, unable to secure an appointment, as opposed to now, when he can just skip the line.”