According to royal expert Katie Nicole, it is no coincidence that six weeks into his reign, King Charles has not given titles to Archie and Lilibet, the children of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, because the new king has a "ruthless side" and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's titles could be "in jeopardy".

If Harry and Meghan continue their attacks on the royal family or are seen as tarnishing the monarchy in any way, their titles could be in jeopardy, a longtime expert on the royal family told the Mirror. (Harry and Meghan have given several interviews, including a bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey in which they criticized not only members of the royal family, but the royal institution itself.) Now that Harry's father Charles is king, Harry and Meghan's children Archie and Lilibet The Mirror reports that "Harry and Meghan's children, Archie and Lilibet, are the grandchildren of the monarch and therefore entitled to be called princes and princesses. However, according to Nicole, if Harry and Meghan continue to speak out, Charles could demonstrate what she calls his "ruthless side" and strip Harry and Meghan of their titles as well as Archie and Lili, who have never held the titles.

"As far as Oprah is concerned, we know from their past activities that they were not afraid to be critical of the organization and that they had some pretty low-key behavior," Nicole told GB News. 'But from what I am hearing from my sources, this may be the root of it. Prince Charles is not going to stand idly by and let the royal family, the royal institution, and the prestige of the royal family, which means everything to Prince Charles, be tarnished.

When asked what the ruthless side of Prince Charles is, Nicole replied, "It is no coincidence that Archie and Lilibet are not given titles. I think the issue of titles needs to be discussed. Trust and respect must be earned. I don't think they will ever earn those titles if they are seen as tarnishing the organization. I think the future of Harry and Meghan's titles could be in question if they are seen as deliberately tarnishing the reputation of the monarchy."

This means that both Harry's memoir and the couple's Netflix documentary are being prepared for release by the end of the year. According to the Telegraph, friends of the Sussexes have said that the documentary will air this year, despite other reports that it has been delayed. The documentary will follow "The Crown" Season 5, which will be released on November 9, and will focus on the royal family in the 1990s, a period that is likely to be controversial, including the affair between Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the divorce of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, and Princess Diana's untimely death in a Paris car accident.