Harry and Meghan feared that the royal family delayed their child passes

The couple is said to believe that King Charles Stopped the process due to tension over their HRH titles.

At the same time, Insiders says that Prince Harry’s strained relationship with King Charles and Prince William is over repair, with both parties reluctant.

Harry and Meghan reportedly suspected that King Charles deliberately stopped the approval of British passport applications for their children, Archie and LiliBet, due to tensions about the use of their HRH titles.

According to The custodianThe Duke and Duke of Sussex were left and waited almost six months for the documents, much longer than the typical three weeks of processing. The couple believed the process had been “blocked” by the monarch.

Their submitted applications listed “Sussex” as the children’s last name, part of a broader move from the traditional MountBatten-Windsor name. A source who is familiar with the matter claimed that there was “clear reluctance to issue passports for the children.”

The insider added that Charles, 76, “had not wanted Archie and Lili to carry the titles, most of all HRH, and the British passports, once created, would be the first and perhaps the only legal proof of their name.”

Despite these claims, Palats officials have strongly denied any involvement of the king. The first delay was reportedly blamed on unspecified “technical problems.”

Frustrated by Holupen left Harry and Meghan is said to have a new request through Britain’s urgent 24-hour fast track.

But their scheduled appointment was unexpectedly interrupted at the last minute, with sources that quoted a “system error” as a cause.

Archie and LiliBet’s passport were eventually approved, but only after Harry and Meghan’s legal representatives sent a powerful letter warned that they would submit a request for access to the data, according to reports.

A source near the matter revealed: “Harry was at a point where British passports for his children with their updated Sussex -sisten name (since Elizabeth’s death in II) were blocked with a series of excuses for five months.”

This prolonged examination regarding his child’s passport was reportedly being given Harry approaching his uncle, Earl Spencer, for advice.

Out of “pure troublesome” Harry was reportedly “to his uncle to effectively say: ‘My family should have the same name and they stop it from happening because the children are legally hrh, so if push comes to shove, if this inflates and they will not let the children be called Sussex, can we use Spencer as a surna?”

According to Daily mailThe Duke took up the idea during a recent visit to the UK, where he had a “very friendly conversation” with his convicted mother’s brother.

While the discussion was kindly revealed sources that Earl Spencer advised Harry to “take such a step.”

As grandchildren of the reigning monarch, Archie and LiliBet would traditionally have the right to use HRH titles if they remained active within the royal family.

However, after Harry and Meghan’s end from royal information, questions arose about legitimacy and future use of these titles for their children.

In 2020, after Harry and Meghan’s departure, Buckingham clarified their position: “The Sussexes will not use their HRH titles because they no longer work with members of the royal family.”

Although it is not legally excluded from using the titles, the couple reportedly promised the late Queen Elizabeth II, they would honor the agreement.

But according to Insiders, Harry still wants his children to keep his HRH titles, not for immediate use, but to give them the option later in life to either return to royal tasks or continue to build their identities independently in the United States.