As the Prince and Princess of Wales maintain a distance from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, questions arise about how royal etiquette will dictate interactions if the couples attend the same events. Specifically, one reader inquired whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as non-working royals, would be required to bow and curtsy to other members of the Royal Family.
According to Senior Editor-at-Large Richard Kay, while protocols have seen some relaxation since King Charles III ascended the throne, royal etiquette remains a complex "social minefield." Kay's insights, shared in the latest Palace Confidential newsletter, aim to clarify the rules governing the royal household and their implications for future encounters, such as a potential meeting between Catherine and Meghan.
Kay's exclusive analysis delves into the intricacies of royal behavior and expectations. The Palace Confidential newsletter offers a deeper look into the monarchy, featuring expert commentary and photography. It promises to uncover the human drama behind public appearances and provide insider information on the King, Queen, Prince William, Catherine, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle.
Subscribers to the newsletter also have the opportunity to engage with Royal Editor Rebecca English and other journalists, posing questions about the monarchy. The newsletter is delivered weekly, offering expert analysis every Thursday.