Prince Harry has made famous headlines in recent years since his shocking resignation as a top member of the British Royal family.
The 37-year old British Royal who is the younger son of Prince Charles has lived in the United States since 2020 together with his wife Meghan Markle and two children; Archie and Lili.
The Queen Is Considering Removing Prince Harry And Prince Andrew As Counsellors Of State
As a result of Prince Harry’s shocking personal domicile in the United States, emerging reports from Buckingham Palace has revealed that Queen Elizabeth is considering the possibility of removing Prince Harry and Prince Andrew as Counsellors of State leaving Prince William and Prince Charles as the remaining Counsellors of State in the British monarchy.
Prince Harry’s Impending Removal As Counsellor Of State Will Only Cost Him Dearly
This development is due to Prince Harry’s resignation as a top member of the royal family and Prince Andrew’s ongoing legal case that has left him relieved of his royal patronages and military titles.
If the Queen proceeds with their removal, a source inside Buckingham claims that Prince Harry decision to quit the royal family will only cost him dearly as he would have to give up his military titles and royal patronages.
The source said: “Being removed, by parliament no less, as a Counsellor of State would really be the nail in Harry’s coffin of his former life as a frontline member of the royal family”. He added: “If the Queen does take steps to have this situation remedied and Harry is axed, there really is no going back. All of these decisions – the military titles, the HRHs in abeyance – could theoretically be reversed. However, having parliament take formal action to remove them as Counsellors of State is in another league entirely”.
Nevertheless, Royal Expert Gertrude Daly claims that the Queen might rather seek to increase the number of Counsellors of State than remove the two embattled Royals.
Talks of Prince Harry’s impending dismissal as Counsellor of State is the latest development in a series of events since his resignation in early 2020.
The Counsellors of State in the British Monarchy are authorized by law to act in Queen Elizabeth’s stead when she is indisposed.
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