Prince Harry has answered the most important question - is he still in the line of heirs to the throne

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Although it was previously thought that Prince Harry had not lost his position on the UK throne by relinquishing his royal duties, the couple personally answered the question in an official statement on Wednesday, which has troubled many British royal fans over the past month.

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“As Her Majesty’s grandson and Prince Harry’s second son, Prince Harry is still sixth in line for the British throne, the status of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in the hierarchy has not changed,” said a spokesman for Harry and Megan.

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Saseksi has also clarified the information about the titles they will be allowed to use in the future.

“The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will formally retain the royal title, but will not actively use it. We will continue to know them as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The titles of Count and Countess of Dambarton, as well as Baron and Baroness of Kilkis, have also been retained, ”the official statement said.

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The agreement reached with Queen Elizabeth II last month will enter into force on 31 March this year. As of April 1 this year, Harry and Megan will no longer have their offices at Buckingham Palace. The couple is represented by their charity foundation team.

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“The duke and duchess will spend time in both Britain and North America,” the spokesman reaffirmed. He also pointed out that the couple of dukes will continue to work closely with the organizations whose patrons have been appointed, and will continue to plan their duties throughout the year in both Britain and the rest of the Commonwealth. A couple negotiating the formation of a new non-profit organization. The Dukes of Sussex promise to share news about the new organization later this year.

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In a year’s time, the royal family will reconsider last month’s agreement. “In the absence of previous experience with such a new work model and possible financial independence, the Royal Family and the Dukes of Sussex have agreed to an initial 12-month review to make sure the agreement is binding on all parties involved,” the spokesman said.