Prince Charles will not allow baby Archie to be called a prince

Prince Charles will not allow baby Archie to be called a prince

"Archie will never be a prince, even when Charles becomes king," Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been told.

Prince of Wales Prince Charles has confirmed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's two-year-old son will not be at the forefront of the royal family when Prince Charles becomes king.

It is likely that the real reason behind this step is the series of accusations made by the Duke of Sussex against the family, during an interview with Oprah Winfrey, and accusing the family of racism, when Megan said that Archie will not become a prince because of the color of his skin.

By law Archie, as a descendant of the sovereign, is entitled to be prince, but Prince Charles is determined to limit the number of key working family members.

One of his plans, after becoming king, was to reduce the number of royal family members.

Charles told Harry and Meghan that he would alter key legal documents to make sure Archie wouldn't get the title he once would have been right.

The decision comes after months of charged discussions behind the scenes and has caused a bitter war of words between Harry and his relatives.

The children of the King, the children of the King's children and the eldest surviving son of the eldest son of the Prince of Wales may be called Prince or Princess.

Prince George received the title automatically, while Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis received their titles as gifts from the Queen, who issued new patents for this purpose in 2013.

An insider added: “Charles has never hidden the fact that he wants a slimmer monarchy when he becomes king.

“He understands that the people do not want to pay so many taxes for a huge monarchy. “

A source reportedly said: "Harry and Meghan have been told that Archie will never become a prince, even when Charles becomes king."

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