Prince Harry is apparently playing with King Charles feelings with his big step to change surname with Spencer.
This has been claimed by royal expert Charlotte Griffiths while discussing Prince Harry’s move.
According to the GB News, Charlotte Griffiths tells the People’s Channel: “The whole thing is a bit bizarre. It could be something to do with marketing, because they’re not allowed to market the royal name.
“They tried to set up a website called Sussex Royal and they were told no way, you can’t be putting royal names on jams, so I just wonder whether they were trying to angle for a Spencer brand or something.”
The royal expert continued: “He [Harry] wanted to change his name to Spencer, and he approached his uncle and said ‘I want to drop the Mountbatten-Windsor name’, which was the name inherited from the Queen and Prince Philip.
“It means a lot to the Royal Family, that surname, but he for some reason wants to get rid of it.
“And he asked his uncle, and his uncle very wisely said ‘this is a terrible idea, it’s legally fraught, just don’t do it. This is for the birds and this is madness’.”
“It’s quite a serious title, Mountbatten-Windsor, it makes you very closely associated with the Royal Family,” she said and added “”It would really hurt his father’s feelings.”
