Prince Harry has used ‘His Royal Highness’ on Lilibet’s birth certificate despite Megxit agreement

The birth certificate of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s newborn daughter has raised eyebrows given it goes against their Megxit agreement.

Prince Harry is listed as ‘His Royal Highness’ on newborn baby Lilibet’s birth certificate, it has emerged.

A copy of the document, obtained by The Sun, showed the ‘HRH’ title listed as the last name for the Prince, alongside the ‘Duke of Sussex’ as his first name.

Under the terms of his and wife Meghan’s split from the royal family, the Sussexes were allowed to keep, but not use, their HRH titles.

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Lilibet Diana Mountbatten’s birth certificate. Picture: The Sun.

Harry has listed his ‘HRH’ title on the document despite the Royal Family’s request to no longer use it. Picture: The Sun.

Meghan’s real first name – Rachel – was listed on the Santa Barbara County certificate, with her surname simply given as Markle.

The birth certificate confirmed that Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor was born at 11.40am on June 6 at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, close to the couple’s mansion.

Harry, 36, and Meghan, 39, later became embroiled in a row over whether they asked the Queen permission to name their daughter Lilibet – her pet name – after the child’s birth.

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Questions have been raised over the use of the Queen’s family nickname amid Harry and Meghan’s many royal dramas. Picture: AFP.

A Palace source told the BBC Her Majesty was “never asked” about the name – but the Sussexes were quick to hit back, saying she was “supportive” of the choice.

Under the Megxit agreement that saw Harry and Meghan quit the UK and move to the US, it was agreed Harry would not use his HRH title, although he would retain it.

The palace confirmed he and Meghan would also lose their patronages, with Harry being stripped of his honorary military titles as part of the agreement.

It has since been revealed Prince Harry agreed to his explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey after losing his military titles. Picture: AFP.

They would still, however, be known as Duke and Duchess of Sussex after being given the titles as a wedding gift at their 2018 nuptials at Windsor Castle.

The new rules have already proved confusing, with organisers at the Princess Diana exhibition at Kensington Palace mistakenly including “HRH” in front of Harry’s name on a plaque.

The Royal Collection Trust was forced to remove the title, which was put down to an “administrative error”.

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This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission