Harry and Meghan might face the potential loss of their royal titles and positions in the line of succession, but a lesser-known provision could offer them protection. The Statute of Westminster, 1931, requires that any changes to the line of...
Harry and Meghan might face the potential loss of their royal titles and positions in the line of succession, but a lesser-known provision could offer them protection. The Statute of Westminster, 1931, requires that any changes to the line of succession or royal titles receive the approval of all the Parliaments in the 14 realms where King Charles III is the sovereign. This provision makes it complicated to remove Harry and Meghan from their royal positions without widespread international consent.
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