King Charles’ cousin said Meghan Markle was “completely incorrect” to be called Sussex.
In its last Netflix series, With love, Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex sparked a debate by insisting that “I am a Sussex now”, during her conversation with Mindy Kaling. Meghan, wife of Prince Harry, explained that she shares a family name with her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Now, Lord Ivar Mountbattan, a distant parent of King Charles, is disagreeing on Meghan’s claim.
Talk to City and country, He said: “His children are called Archie and Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor; they are not called Archie and Lilibet Sussex because Sussex is a title.”
“So, it was the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex, but in fact, it is Harry Mountbatten-Windsor and she would be Meghan Mountbatten-Windsor,” added Lord Ivar, who played in the third season of Treatments.
He continued explaining: “My brother is the Marquis of Milford Haven, but his family name is Mountbatten, so his name is George Mountbatten, the Marquis of Milford Haven. When I read this, it was an article on his new program, and she said that her family name was Sussex.”
Moveover, Lord Ivar also revealed if he had watched, the new Netflix show by Meghan Markle, With love, Meghan.
“I could be interested in looking at him; it might not last long,” he said
