Prince Harry Asks to Be Called Just ‘Harry’ at 1st U.K. Event Since Canada Move

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been tight-lipped about their son Archie Harrison. The adorable munchkin was missing from couple's farewell tour.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue to put their son first. As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex completed their final official royal engagements this week in London, some watchers wondered where baby Archie Harrison was for some of the events.

Meghan Markle just wrapped her farewell tour and returned to Canada this week. Sources informed international publications that the soon-to-be-ex Duchess of Sussex was in a hurry to head back to her new home due to Archie. The former Suits star had left her almost one-year-old son with her best friend Jessica Mulroney. While royal fans are curious about Meghan and Harry's future in Canada, a new report now sheds light on Meghan and Archie's routine since the time the royals have left the UK. 

But over on Vancouver Island, Canada, where the couple are living with ten-month-old Archie, their neighbours are waging a war of their own, refusing to back down and forming a united front against the rest of the world. 

While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in London, the Queen extended an invitation to Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle to join her at church on Sunday morning.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are currently in England because . However, it looks like the trip is serving two purposes: One, for Harry and Meghan to carry out their final round of official engagements as royals, and two, for Harry and Meg to patch things up with the royal family, who seem less than thrilled that they decided to quit their royal duties and move to Canada.

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 and Meghan Markle's royal exit has been a truly complicated situation. While Harry and Meghan have, of course, undoubtedly faced the most stress throughout the ordeal, the Queen has to come in a close second in the "who has the biggest royal exit-related headache" contest.

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."

At the Travalyst sustainable tourism summit in Edinburgh on Wednesday, Prince Harry was introduced as simply "Harry" before going onstage to give a speech. "He's made it clear that we are all just to call him Harry," said the event's host, Ayesha Hazarika.

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 asked attendees at an event in Scotland to just call him Harry as he spoke at his first public engagement since moving to Canada.