Harry and Meghan Markle’s baby Litibet, born on June 4, is finally in line to the British royal family. Previously, her information had not been updated on the palace’s official website. Therefore, social networks have been filled with controversy over Litibet’s status.
However, the royal.uk website finally updated the information, supplementing their omission on July 26. Harry’s close friend – Meghan Markle, editor Omie Scobie shared this on Twitter. Editor of Harper’s Bazaar magazine wrote: “The line of succession on the @RoyalFamily website has just been updated to add the Sussexes’ second child, Miss Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor, as 8th in line. She was born on June 4.”
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Pictured when Meghan was pregnant with baby Litibet.
Despite being added to the line of succession, netizens still pointed out that Litibet was confirmed later than her brother. It took her 52 days after birth to be updated, while her brother Archie only took 15 days. Meanwhile, the youngest son of Princess Kate and Prince William was even earlier. Little Louis was updated just 12 days after birth.
However, Meghan Markle’s fans are still happy that the little princess has a title. Previously, Harry made a condition to the royal family when he expressed his wish that his daughter Litibet Diana would be christened at the royal palace like baby Archie 2 years ago. Not only that, Harry and Meghan Markle also wanted the Queen to be present. Because her participation in the ceremony is special. According to many people, the presence of the Queen will show the healing of the royal family after the rift.