The panel also discussed the couple changing the surname of their children, Archie and Lilibet, from Mountbatten-Windsor to Sussex. People frequently refer to the family as the Sussexes, much like how Prince William and Harry were given the surname Wales at school and in the military. Harry said that “it’s amazing” and he “loves [living in America] every single day” but added that he doesn’t know whether he feels American yet. The royal said in the interview: “The American citizenship is a thought that has crossed my mind, but certainly is not something that is a high priority for me right now.”
This choice breaks a tradition from 1960 that said future heirs of Queen Elizabeth II should be named Mountbatten-Windsor. But a source close to the couple has jumped to their defence, and plainly stated that “Sussex is their name”.
The Sussex.com website, titled “The Office of Prince Harry & Meghan, The Duke & Duchess of Sussex”, says it aims to shape the future “through business and philanthropy”. It was launched this month and features four sections – one about general information, one about Harry, another about Meghan, and one more called “news” where the couple share their latest updates on the events they attend.
The Duchess of Sussex joined husband Prince Harry and singer Michael Bublé with his wife Luisana Lopilato at the third and final day of the Invictus Games One Year to Go celebration.
A second one added: “I’m in the minority because I think this cape dwarfs her frame and find the gloves ridiculous in this setting. Her shoe game or should I say boot game has been her standard a+ tho. Love these boots too. (sic)”
A third one said: “Her go-to color is camel or brown and it just doesn’t flatter her IMO. She looks much better in color.(sic)” while a fourth one opined: “She needs a stylist…this is too much for her small frame.”
