British media reported on September 7 that King Charles III of England has sent a letter to senior British government and military officials confirming that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are still “members of the royal family who have not performed their duties” after returning to Britain. The letter stated that Harry and Meghan will no longer perform their official duties as members of the royal family in 2020, and that their charitable activities are personal matters and do not represent the royal family. “In short, their status is similar to that of ordinary citizens with commercial and charitable interests.” At the same time, the letter made it clear that the two were still not referred to as “His Highness.” The letter was sent to Harry's team at the same time.

British media reported on September 7 that King Charles III of England has sent a letter to senior British government and military officials confirming that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are still “members of the royal family who have not performed their duties” after returning to Britain. The letter stated that Harry and Meghan will no longer perform their official duties as members of the royal family in 2020, and that their charitable activities are personal matters and do not represent the royal family. “In short, their status is similar to that of ordinary citizens with commercial and charitable interests.” At the same time, the letter made it clear that the two are still not called “His Highness.” The letter was sent to Harry's team at the same time.