Call me Harry: Prince eschews royal label in Scotland speech

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and baby Archie are already getting their summer 2020 plans underway, per The Sunday Times. The family of three, who now live in Vancouver, are preparing for a major transition, but the Times said Queen Elizabeth has already extended an invitation to the young family for a vacation at her Scottish holiday home, Balmoral.

To great-grandmother’s house they go! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to bring their son, Archie, to Scotland this summer to see Queen Elizabeth II, according to multiple reports.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will bring their son Archie to the Queen’s Balmoral estate in Scotland this summer, according to reports.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly been invited to spend some time with Her Majesty at her Scottish retreat after Archie’s absence from the couple’s latest UK visit left The Queen, 39, feeling “very sad”.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son is all set to reunite with his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth this summer as the couple have accepted the Queen's invitation to her summer residence at Balmoral Castle, her home in Scotland. According to a report in Sunday Times, Meghan and Harry plan to return to the UK sometime in summer with their son Archie to spend time with the Queen.

There’s no doubt that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry felt emotional over their final royal duties during their last days in the U.K. But it’s especially true for 35-year-old Prince Harry, who is bidding farewell to more than just his royal family. On March 7, the prince attended a tribute to Britain’s armed forces, where he carried out his appearance as Captain General of the Royal Marines for the very last time.

The countdown to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's move to Canada has begun. The soon-to-be-ex Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in the UK to participate in their last leg of royal engagements.

A GP surgery in Argyll has closed in order to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus .

Prince Harry had the opportunity to sit down with his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, for a reported four-hour fireside chat about his family’s impending next chapter.

Prince Harry has caused a stir after reportedly booking out an entire First Class train carriage following his eco-conference in Edinburgh.

It sounds like Prince Harry is really enjoying his more laid-back lifestyle!

At the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on Wednesday, the Duke of Sussex asked journalist Ayesha Hazarika to make sure to introduce him as just "Harry." Noted Hazarika in her introduction: "He's made it clear that we are all just to call him Harry. So ladies and gentlemen, please give a big, warm, Scottish welcome to Harry." No HRH, no Duke, no Prince—just "Harry."

While he’ll still always technically be one, Prince Harry’s request to remove his “prince” title means that the Prince is…just going by “Harry” now. It’s quite a surprising move by the Duke of Sussex, who announced the decision while visiting the United Kingdom to carry out the last of his senior royal duties before stepping back from his role altogether.

Prince Harry asked attendees at an event in Scotland on Wednesday to simply call him by his first name.

Prince Harry appears to have dropped his royal titles early as he asked to simply be referred to as “Harry“ at a tourism conference in Edinburgh on Wednesday 26 February.The 35 year old, who is known as the Earl of Dumbarton when he is in Scotland, has made his first public speech back in the UK, after moving to Canada with his wife Meghan Markle and son Archie earlier this year.

At the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on Wednesday, the Duke of Sussex asked journalist Ayesha Hazarika to make sure to introduce him as just "Harry." Noted Hazarika in her introduction: "He's made it clear that we are all just to call him Harry.

Prince Harry returned to the United Kingdom for one of his final engagements as a senior member of the royal family. The Duke of Sussex, 35, traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland by train to attend a summit for an eco-friendly tourism firm called Travalyst, according to reports.

Prince Andrew celebrated the big 6-0 on Feb. 19 — but apparently none of his royal siblings were present for the festivities.