King Charles Confirms Harry and Meghan's Non-Working Royal Status

King Charles has reiterated that Prince Harry and Meghan will not resume their royal duties and will remain non-working members of the royal family. This clarification was communicated in a letter sent to senior government and military officials.

The letter, sent by the Lord Chamberlain, emphasized that the couple will continue to refrain from using their royal titles and that any charitable work they undertake will be in a private capacity. The communication aimed to avoid any confusion regarding their status following their recent return to the UK.

Despite their return, the couple's position as non-working royals means that any security concerns should be directed to the police, and administrative questions should be sent to their separate office, as stated in the letter.

What we know

• Prince Harry and Meghan will remain non-working members of the royal family. Confirmed by www.scmp.com, www.abc.net.au
• The couple will not resume royal duties despite returning to the UK. Confirmed by www.scmp.com, www.abc.net.au
• Any charitable work undertaken by the couple will be in a private capacity. Confirmed by www.scmp.com, www.abc.net.au
• The letter was sent to avoid confusion regarding their royal status. Confirmed by www.scmp.com, www.abc.net.au

Sources

• www.scmp.com — King Charles Affirms Non-Working Status of Harry and Meghan
• www.abc.net.au — King Charles Issues Clarification on Prince Harry's Royal Status