Whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children receive titles has become a major talking point since the death of Queen Elizabeth II - and the decision will reportedly be up to Archie and Lilibet themselves.
The children were not given HRH titles at birth, unlike their cousins Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, as they were the great-grandchildren of a Monarch and further down the line of succession. However since the Queen's death they have become grandchildren of a Monarch, which technically means they should have the titles.
But Charles is understood to have long desired a stripped-back monarchy and with a reduced number of working royals as well as royal titles, which means the Sussexes' kids titles have been up in the air.
