Prince Harry and Meghan Markle On The Christening Of Lilibet

 

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle haven't completely given up on their former royal life, as they have decided they want their daughter Lilibet to be christened at Windsor Castle, in front of Queen Elizabeth II.

These plans are said to have been made when Prince Harry recently visited the United Kingdom, where he unveiled the new Princess Diana statue alongside his brother Prince William.

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The couple stepped away from the monarchy last year, with accusations of "genetic pain and suffering." They also stated that unnamed members made racist claims against Archie before his birth.

The ultimate decision that has been made is that the two want a royal christening for their daughter in the presence of the Queen.

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Their sweet, darling daughter still hasn't been given the eighth place in the line of succession, which she is supposed to have. Once given this title, she would have pushed Prince Andrew into ninth place.

Her brother Archie was christened by the Archbishop at St George's Chapel, Windsor in 2019.

Back in January, 2020, the couple stepped back from their duties as members of the royal family, wanting to become financially independent. They are still waiting for this to come true, as their struggles have become real.  

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