Prince Harry’s life abroad becomes a constitutional matter. Because the Sussexes extend their lease for Frogmore Cottage, the serious consequences.
London – A gap in the regulations of the British royal family is likely to cause headaches for the British palace at the moment. Although Prince Harry, 37, has turned his back on the British royals, his signature on the Frogmore Cottage lease could allow him to remain a resident of the UK. If he keeps the British address, he is theoretically entitled to represent his grandmother, the Queen (95), in his position of succession to the throne.*
When Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan (40) finally closed the door of their British residence when moving to the United States, the Duke of Sussex * remained tenants of the current place of residence of Princess Eugenie * (31) and her husband Jack Brooksbank (35) . According to the Telegraph, the lease expires on March 31. If the Duke of Sussex, who has given up his rights and duties as senior royal, extends the lease, he will retain residence in the UK.
Since the constitution stipulates that the first four ranks of the succession to the throne with an address in the United Kingdom may represent Queen Elizabeth II* (95), a look at the line of succession makes sense. Heir to the throne Prince Charles* (73) tops the list, followed by Prince William* (39) and his children in order of age, namely Prince George* (8), Princess Charlotte* (6) and Prince Louis* (3) . Prince Harry is sixth, followed by his children Archie (2) and Lilibet Diana (8 months). Prince Andrew (62) is in 9th place, who, thanks to his comparison in the abuse scandal *, should not be a preferred candidate for the British.
As long as the constitution is in place, the four heirs to the throne over the age of 21 are called upon to take over duties from the queen if she is temporarily unable to do so. Anyone who thinks the case is constructed can imagine the beginning of the year. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
