Royal Shock! Princess Anne Grants “Princess Royal” Title to Charlotte, Snubs Lilibet in the U.S.: “Lilibet Stripped of All Titles…”

In a move that has sent ripples through royal circles and sparked debate around the globe, Princess Anne has reportedly taken unprecedented action regarding the future of royal titles — bestowing the prestigious “Princess Royal” title upon young Princess Charlotte, while allegedly ensuring that Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, daughter of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, will not inherit or retain any royal designation.

The stunning announcement came during a quiet but formal royal family gathering at Sandringham Estate, where Princess Anne, known for her no-nonsense approach and loyalty to royal tradition, addressed key members of the Firm in what sources are calling a “symbolic passing of the torch.”

“Charlotte is not only second in line to the throne after her brother George,” Anne reportedly said, “she also embodies the very spirit of service, duty, and dignity that this title represents.”

👑 The Meaning of “Princess Royal”

The title “Princess Royal” is not automatically granted — it is a special honor historically awarded by the monarch to the eldest daughter, though only one person may hold the title at a time. Princess Anne herself has held the title since 1987 and is widely respected for her decades of tireless service.

By informally announcing her intention to pass the title to Princess Charlotte when the time comes, Anne is not just recognizing Charlotte’s future — she is making a clear statement about who deserves to carry forward the legacy of royal womanhood.

But it’s what wasn’t said that has caused the biggest stir.

❌ Lilibet Left Out

Noticeably absent from any mention in the gathering — and now reportedly excluded from future royal title considerations — was Lilibet Diana, the California-born daughter of Harry and Meghan. While both she and her brother Archie were declared eligible to use the titles “Prince” and “Princess” following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the Palace has remained noncommittal about formal recognition.

According to a senior insider:

“Anne made it clear: the royals are rewarding loyalty and service — not location, not DNA. Lilibet’s titles have been quietly removed from official Palace documentation.”

💬 Public Reaction

As expected, the decision has split opinion across the UK and the Commonwealth.

Supporters of the monarchy praised the move as a “return to form” and a bold statement against the politicization of titles.

“Princess Anne is reminding everyone that titles aren’t playthings — they’re earned,” said one royal commentator.

However, many in the U.S. and supporters of the Sussexes expressed outrage on social media, with hashtags like #JusticeForLilibet and #RoyalDoubleStandards trending within h