Meghan Markle’s Probable Royal Titles If She Marries Prince Harry

People are now familiar with the romantic story between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The key question is what would be Meghan Markle's Royal title if she marries Prince Harry.

It has already crossed a year since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been dating. For the last few months rumors have also surfaced about their engagement. But, no official confirmation has yet emerged.

According to POPSUGAR, Meghan Markle finally broke her silence about the relationship between her and Prince Harry in the October issue of Vanity Fair. She clearly says that they are happy and in love. But, curiosity still persists about the royal title of Meghan if Prince Harry and she decide to marry obviously with the queen's consent.

Several probabilities with curiosity have already surfaced, whether Meghan would be the Duchess of Wales or the Princess Meghan Markle. Notably, Prince William's wife Kate Middleton has the title Duchess of Cambridge. A royal expert has opined significantly about the title. Imogen Lloyd Webber, the royal expert, said that the title would be Her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Wales.

Interestingly another option regarding the royal title of Meghan Markle has also emerged if Queen Elizabeth II changes the current title of Prince Harry. Prince Harry's present title is His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales. Now if Queen Elizabeth II decides to change it to The Duke of Sussex, then Meghan's royal title would be The Duchess of Sussex. 

One important fact is Queen Elizabeth II also changed the title of Prince Henry when the Prince got married. According to EXPRESS, royal historian Marlene Koenig also suggested the probability of the Duke of Sussex title on Prince Harry's wedding day by the Queen. That means Meghan Markle could have the title HRH the Duchess of Sussex.

No doubt, the title has a great importance. It is obvious that by marriage Meghan Markle must be a princess of the United Kingdom, Great Britain and obviously Northern Ireland. Now it is time for the people to wait and see to have the final words.