When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down from royal duties and moved to California, Queen Elizabeth asked them not to use “Sussex Royal” since they were no longer working royals. They shifted their branding to “Archewell,” named after their son Archie.
Following King Charles’ coronation, Harry and Meghan officially changed Archie and Lilibet’s surnames to Sussex. Originally, Archie wasn’t given a royal title, but after Charles took the throne, both Archie and Lili became Prince and Princess, titles their parents chose for them.
Recently, Meghan corrected actress Mindy Kaling, emphasizing she now shares the Sussex surname with her children, calling it deeply meaningful for their family identity.
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