Correction: Meghan Markle Is Still the Duchess of Sussex, and Don't You Forget It

Let’s just settle this once and for all: Meghan Markle is still the Duchess of Sussex. I repeat, Meghan Markle is still the Duchess of Sussex.

Ever since Meghan and Prince Harry stepped down as senior members of the British royal family on March 31, there seems to be a little confusion about Meghan’s royal status – specifically, whether she’s still a duchess or not. I mean, even Ryan Reynolds is unsure. So, let’s just clear this up, shall we?

Despite the fact that Meghan’s official royal duties have ended and she and Harry no longer hold an office at Buckingham Palace, she continues to be known as the Duchess of Sussex. On top of being a duchess, Meghan is also the Countess of Dumbarton and the Baroness Kilkeel, and she still retains her HRH title but will not actively use it. Though Meghan isn’t able to use the word “royal” anymore, her family’s order of precedence remains the same.

Below is a quick breakdown of the royal titles Meghan can still use, thank you very much.

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• The Duchess of Sussex: Meghan received this title from Queen Elizabeth II just hours before her wedding to Harry in May 2018.
• The Countess of Dumbarton: She also received this Scottish title on her wedding day after the queen named Harry the third Earl of Dumbarton.
• The Baroness Kilkeel: This title was another wedding gift from the queen, and Meghan is the first to hold it.