Could the King STRIP Prince Harry of his titles? A legal expert weighs in - only in this week's Palace Confidential newsletter

Published: 09:58 EDT, 4 November 2026 | Updated: 10:25 EDT, 4 November 2026 Ever since Prince Harry stepped back as a working royal in 2020, the King has faced calls to remove his younger son's titles – and the pressure has only intensified after his move back to the UK.Last month, Diary editor and royal expert Richard Eden encouraged Charles to learn from the actions of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, who announced that the children of her younger son, Prince Joachim, would no longer be styled as 'prince' or 'princess'. But would the King be able to make such a move, one Palace Confidential reader emailed us to ask. And what about Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie – and Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet? Dr Craig Prescott is an expert in UK Constitutional Law and the author of Modern Monarchy. In this week's Palace Confidential newsletter, he explains the legality of removing titles – and why the British Royal Family should think carefully about Margrethe's example before making any decisions.To read his exclusive insights, sign up to the Palace Confidential newsletter now and get the answer in your inbox for FREE on Thursday evening.Want more of the Daily Mail's unrivalled royals journalism, straight from some of the world's leading experts on the monarchy?In the Palace Confidential newsletter, we bring together the most knowledgeable voices, gorgeous photography and exclusive commentary to expose the truth behind polished public appearances, and reveal the very human drama at the heart of this extraordinary institution.Get unrivalled insider gossip and expert analysis on the King and Queen, William and Catherine, Harry and Meghan and more in your inbox every Thursday.You'll have the chance to ask our Royal Editor, Rebecca English, and other top journalists everything you've always wanted to know.Sign up to the Palace Confidential newsletter HERE.