In case you missed it, Prince Harry and Suits star Meghan Markle made their first public appearance as a couple during the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in Toronto on the weekend.
And while they sat three rows and eighteen seats apart, there was a huge clue many missed that means a royal engagement announcement could be on the way.
While Prince Harry sat with VIPs like Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the US’ First Lady Melania Trump, 36-year-old Meghan sat alongside her friend Markus Anderson, who is rumoured to have introduced Meghan to the Prince in 2016.
Royal Correspondent for Daily Mail, Rebecca English also noticed that Meghan was surrounded by members of the British secret service, whose job it is to look after members of the royal family.
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"FYI, her actual title would be Her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Wales if she were to marry Prince Harry"
Would it? Prince Harry isn't the Prince of Wales, Prince Charles is. Wouldn't Harry get his own title upon marriage, like William did? Honest question, as I'm far from a royal expert.
That would be her title if Harry is NOT given his own title. He may be given one or not. We just have to wait and see, it's all up to the Queen.
The key is that she would be styled Princess Henry of Wales, not The Princess of Wales. A very subtle but important difference.
According to Wikipedia, Harry's title is Prince Henry of Wales, and he used 'Wales' as his last name during school and in the army. But then it says that he will probably receive a Dukedom just before he gets married (nice for some!), so you would think that Meghan would be the Duchess of Wherever, same Kate. Confusing. This is where one of those 'royal watcher' people who come crawling out of the woodwork during big royal events would (finally) come in handy!
Fascinated by a mixed race commoner from the "colonies" marrying into the royals - all they need now is a SS couple and they are thoroughly "modern family"
Not modern until an older female sibling can become monarch. That needs to be changed and sooner rather than later.