Why Prince William won't take Prince Andrew, Harry's royal titles?

Prince William steps back from stripping Prince Harry and Prince Andrew of their royal titles for the welfare of the royal family.

The Duke of Sussex and the Duke of York are not in the good books of the senior royal figures, especially the future King.

In recent times, there have been multiple reports that when the Prince of Wales ascends the throne, he will take Andrew and Harry's titles, as the former working royals portrayed the firm in a negative light.

However, an insider told News Nation, "Everyone keeps saying William will take away Andrew and Harry’s titles when he becomes king, but he literally can’t do that without an act of Parliament.

The source added, "There is absolutely no way William would do that as it would bring even more attention to the issues with them both."

On the other hand, the report stated that even the present monarch, Charles, would not snatch royal titles from the Dukes.

But, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis' father will not be interested in extending invitations to royal gatherings to either of the Princes.

"King Charles has to invite his brother to family events, William doesn’t," shared the source.

Speaking of Harry, an insider claimed that on those royal events, where the Duke of Sussex's presence will be must, William might become a bigger person, but he is "done" with his brother after his public attacks on his family. 

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