ROYALS IN SHOCK! Princess Anne GIVES Her ‘Princess Royal’ Title To Princess Charlotte, Bypasses Lilibet in America
In a stunning royal twist that has sent shockwaves through the British monarchy and across the Atlantic, Princess Anne has reportedly agreed to pass on her prestigious title of Princess Royal — not to Prince Harry’s daughter Lilibet Diana, but to Princess Charlotte, the daughter of Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales.
The decision, while not immediate, has been privately discussed within royal circles and is expected to take effect after the passing or stepping down of Princess Anne, who has held the title since 1987. The Princess Royal title is traditionally granted by the monarch to the eldest daughter and is not automatically inherited. It is a rare and highly respected honor — currently held by only one woman at a time.
Sources close to the Palace revealed that King Charles III has been “in full support” of the decision, emphasizing both tradition and the future of the monarchy. “Charlotte is being raised as a working royal, deeply involved in public duty and destined for a prominent role in the Firm,” said one royal aide. “It’s a logical and symbolic move — one that aligns with the monarchy’s modern strategy.”
The decision to bypass Lilibet, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter living in the United States, has not gone unnoticed. While Lilibet is the daughter of a prince and seventh in line to the throne, her status as a non-working royal and her upbringing outside the UK appear to have been significant factors.
Royal commentator Richard Palmer noted, “Titles in the royal family are not just about birthright — they are about service, duty, and the Crown. Princess Charlotte, even at a young age, is already being prepared for that life. Lilibet, through no fault of her own, is growing up in a different world.”
The news has sparked mixed reactions online. Supporters of Prince William’s family celebrated the move as a natural step in shaping the monarchy’s future, while critics — particularly fans of Harry and Meghan — accused the institution of sidelining the Sussex children once again. Social media is abuzz with hashtags like #PrincessCharlotteRoyal and #JusticeForLilibet.
Buckingham Palace has not officially confirmed the title handover, but insiders say the decision reflects long-term planning. “Princess Anne has had a remarkable career of service and duty — second only to her late mother, Queen Elizabeth II,” one senior courtier said. “She sees in Charlotte a young girl with the same sense of strength, purpose, and resilience. The title will live on through someone who honors its legacy.”
While the final transition may still be years away, this unprecedented move marks another chapter in the evolving story of Britain’s royal family. As the Crown focuses on its core working members, the next generation is already stepping into history.
