1. They will lose the HRH title.
   They will have to assume Meghan's last name.
2. They will no longer be the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
   Harry will no longer be considered a prince.

Harry and Meghan were hoping to step back and to retain their titles, but the Queen insisted that they were stripped of the royal distinction. Instead of being known as Her Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, they will carry the less formal title of Duke and Duchess without the HRH.

1. Sophie, Countess of Wessex
   Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
2. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
   Katharine, Duchess of Kent

It wouldn't be proper for Queen Elizabeth to admit it, but many have said Sophie, Countess of Wessex is her favorite. A royal through marriage, Sophie is married to the Queen's youngest son, Prince Edward. Many speculate that she will fill in for the Sussexes now that they have stepped down.

1. England
   Germany
2. Italy
   Belgium

In late December 2019, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and Princess Beatrice announced their plans to marry. Although he was born in England, his father was born in Italy and still holds aristocratic ties to the country.

1. Zara Tindall
   Lady Louise Windsor
2. Sarah, Duchess of York
   Princess Eugenie

The tenth in line for the throne, Princess Eugenie of York married Jack Brooksbank in a ceremony at St. George's Chapel. Now, her full name reads Her Royal Highness Princess Eugenie of York, Mrs. Jack Brooksbank.

1. Sarah, Duchess of York
   Katherine, Duchess of Cambridge
2. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
   Meghan, Duchess of Sussex

Sarah, Duchess of York, mother to Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice, recently admitted to spending every Christmas alone for the past 20 years. She doesn't harbor any bitterness about it, though. She says she's proud to share her children while they fulfill their royal holiday duties.

1. She sure does!
   Absolutely not
2. That's not becoming.
   Only if she's off duty

The Queen certainly imbibes! She has been seen enjoying champagne at official events and she is known to have a gin drink before lunch and wine during lunch. You won't ever see her drunk, though.

1. Definitely not
   Yes!
2. They wouldn't risk it.
   Not that's been reported

Meghan Markle, Prince Charles and the Queen herself have all been seen signing autographs. However, they were for very special circumstances. Meghan Markle, who was a celebrity prior to being a Duchess, may have just gotten lost in the habit.

1. That's what's always been done.
   They look the best on her.
2. So she can be easily located in a crowd
   So no one upstages her

You could say that the Queen is an important person, so her safety is crucial. If she's wearing bright colors, her security detail can keep a better eye on her and get to her more easily if something were to go wrong.

1. Prince Arthur
   Prince Archie
2. Prince George
   Prince Louis

Prince Louis of Cambridge was born on April 23, 2018. The youngest of their three children, he is the first male born heir who will be further back in line for the throne than his sister due to a new birth order rule.

1. As a private citizen
   As a Lord
2. As a Prince
   The same as the Cambridges

Meghan and Harry have decided not to give their first child a title and to raise him as a private citizen, or as much or a private citizen he can be. He is still around seventh in line for the throne.

1. Of course she does
   Nope
2. Only when driving outside England
   Not since she turned 50

The Queen is the only person in the UK who is not required to have a driver's license. She's never needed one ever since she learned to drive, and she can often be seen driving around town or around her estates.

1. Black pepper
   Strawberries
2. Garlic
   Cheese

She hates the smell of it almost as much as she hates the taste of it. You'll also never see shellfish on the menu if the Queen is in attendance. She does, however, eat Corn Flakes every morning.

1. The Queen doesn't celebrate her birthday.
   As many as she wants
2. One
   Two

The day she was born is April 21, but she officially celebrates her birthday on the second Saturday of June to celebrate with the public. This tradition actually goes all the way back to the 1700s.

1. He does.
   No way
2. Only if his hands are preoccupied
   That was one time.

Prince Charles does, in fact, have his valet squeeze his toothpaste for him. His pajamas are also pressed every day, his shoelaces are pressed with a flat iron and he likes his bathwater tepid. He really does enjoy the finer things in life.

1. She doesn't wear the same color everyday.
   Essie "Ballet Slippers"
2. It's just clear.
   OPI "Sand Tropez"

The opaque pink "Ballet Slippers" is what the Queen always has on her nails. The Queen's hairstylist even sent Essie a letter telling them how much the monarch loves the color. Kate Middleton has also taken her lead and often wears the color.

1. 45 feet
   10 feet
2. 25 feet
   30 feet

The marriage of Prince Charles and Princess Diana did not end at all how people thought, but the wedding itself was a huge spectacle. The train on Diana's dress was 25 feet long and is one of the longest in royal history.

1. They cannot.
   Christmas is the Queen's holiday.
2. Of course they can
   Only if they're invited to the Queen's Christmas

Meghan Markle's mother has been invited by the Queen to Sandringham estate for Christmas, but if she weren't, Meghan, Harry and their children would see Meghan's family another time to celebrate the holiday.

1. She is the Duchess of Cornwall.
   She does not.
2. Remarried women are not allowed titles.
   She didn't want one.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, was given that title to match Prince Charles as the Duke of Cornwall. She was not, and will not, be given the title of Princess of Wales. It is likely that she will be crowned Queen at some point, though.

1. Diana Spencer
   Kate Middleton
2. Queen Elizabeth II
   Princess Margaret

Kate Middleton graduated from St. Andrews with a Master's Degree in History of Art. That makes her the only royal bride to obtain a college degree. Prince Harry also married a royal bride with a college education.

1. Never
   She doesn't follow politics.
2. She did, but the tweet has been deleted.
   Not publicly

She once tweeted out that she was pleased about Ireland's decision to legalize abortion. Prior to marrying Prince Harry, Meghan was an outspoken feminist and just as outspoken about other aspects of politics.

1. Batenburg
   Wales
2. Mountbatten
   Windsor

The last name of the royal family can get tricky. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's children have the last name of Mountbatten-Windsor, which is also the last name of Harry and Meghan's son, Archie. But William's last name is Windsor.

1. French
   Spanish
2. German
   Mandarin

It comes in handy, of course, when she travels to France, but she will use the language when she hosts guests at the palace from that region. It also might even save the taxpayers some money on an interpreter.

1. They never did.
   Yep! In 2007
2. That was only a rumor.
   When they were in college

It was reported that Prince William broke up with Kate over the phone, but that has never been confirmed. Kate said the time apart made her a stronger person and eventually made them stronger as a couple.

1. Tackled by a fan
   Plane crash
2. Car accident
   Natural causes

The paparazzi became a huge part of Princess Diana's life, especially after her divorce from Prince Charles. They became so involved that the driver of the car she was in crashed to try and get away from the press. The end result was the world losing the people's princess.

1. Delete her social media
   Become baptized into the Church of England
2. Become a British citizen
   Change her name

Working members of the royal family are not permitted to have personal social media accounts, so Meghan's, as well as her blog "The Big" had to be deleted. She was also baptized into the religion of the royal family and started studying to become a British citizen.

1. Military training
   Marrying other royals
2. Naming their sons after themselves
   Studying abroad

This has been a tradition for as long as anyone can remember, and while military training is not an exact requirement of the British royal family, it would be very odd and unheard of for a prince to not have military training.

1. Everyone inferior to her does.
   They don't.
2. They do if they're in the UK.
   Only if they're marrying into the royal family

It is not required that American citizens address the Queen in any certain way, but it is a show of respect to bow or curtsey. All British citizens, however, are required to address her with a bow or curtsey.

1. Only during official engagements
   If you ask first
2. No
   Only if they're an official photographer

The Queen has been known to say how much she hates when she looks at her fans and all she sees is the back of their phone because they're taking photos of her. Even if you ask to take a photo with her, she'll almost always say no unless it's for an official engagement.

1. 2000
   1945
2. 1986
   1992

1992 was the year that Prince Charles and Diana divorced, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson divorced, and a fire broke out in Windsor Castle, damaging the Queen's residence and many irreplaceable things inside.

1. "A Vision of Britain"
   "Room with a View"
2. "The Real Life of the Prince of Wales"
   "Here I Go Again on My Own"

Prince Charles has long been an advocate of preserving British architecture and style without modern renovations. His book and documentary, "A Vision of Britain," focuses on the prince's endeavors for building restoration.

1. She was second in line.
   She actually wasn't.
2. Since birth
   No because she wasn't the oldest child.

She was third in line for the throne behind her Uncle Edward and her father. When Edward proposed to divorced American Wallis Simpson, he was basically forced to abdicate, putting Elizabeth's father on the throne. She became Queen after his untimely death.

1. May 18, 1996
   Dec. 21, 1995
2. Aug. 28, 1996
   Feb. 11, 1997

Their marriage was nothing short of tumultuous, with both of them having extramarital affairs before their divorce was official. Late in the summer of 1996, the couple finalized the details of their divorce, and Diana officially lost her title, though people still called her "princess."

1. No, but they did have the Queen under surveillance.
   They didn't get involved in the royal family.
2. They did not.
   You bet

Due to national security concerns, the contents of her file cannot be released, so it is not exactly known why she was under surveillance or what they found, but a Freedom of Information Act request did show that the NSA had her under surveillance.

1. On a blind date
   On the red carpet
2. At a bar
   At the BAFTAs

A mutual friend set the two up, and reportedly told Meghan that she "might" like him, the "him" being sixth in the line to the British throne. Turns out, the friend was right and Meghan did like him. The rest is history!

1. No way
   Yes, there is.
2. The Queen doesn't need cash.
   They would never be so tacky.

You would never see the Queen on the street at an ATM or at the bank, so she has her very own ATM inside Buckingham Palace. The weirdest part? The money that comes out of the Queen's ATM has the Queen's face on it.

1. The royal family would never allow that.
   Not in real life
2. It was called "I Want to Marry Harry."
   No, but there was one on Prince William.

Believe it or not, there was in fact a dating show called "I Want to Marry Harry." Barely anyone watched it, because there was an actor portraying Harry. It's not clear if the women actually thought Prince Harry was appearing on a reality dating show, but it was canceled after four episodes.

1. Julia Stiles
   Alyssa Milano
2. Farrah Fawcett
   Cindy Crawford

How embarrassing! Prince William had a schoolboy crush on Cindy Crawford, so Princess Diana thought it would be funny to invite her to tea. Can you imagine sitting through that tea?

1. Queen Consort
   Queen Mother
2. Queen Regnant
   Princess of Wales

The Queen Consort is the wife of the reigning King. She shares the same noble and societal status as her husband, but does not have ruling power equal to the King. It is different than Queen Regent, as that one inherited the throne by family.

1. Ew no
   Yes!
2. First cousins
   That was a nasty rumor.

Queen Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Philip, are third cousins. This might seem weird now, but it was actually really common at that time. It was a way to keep the royal family all in the same bloodline.

1. 2004
   2002
2. 2008
   2012

He was sent on a secret mission to Afghanistan in 2008, but was sent home in 2012 after the media learned of his service there. It's easy to see why knowledge of Prince Harry on the front lines might put him, and his regiment, in danger.

1. Sheila Ferguson
   Cindy Buxton
2. Camilla Parker-Bowles
   Her older sister

When Diana and Charles met, she was only 16 years old. That would be weird, but Charles wasn't actually courting Diana at that time. He was dating her older sister! He eventually married, and then divorced, Diana.

1. They have weights sewn into the hemlines.
   Hairspray
2. They keep their dresses longer.
   Always have their hand by their side

The Queen started the tradition of having weights sewn into the hems of her dresses and skirts. This was to avoid wardrobe mishaps like the skirt flying up and revealing more skin than should ever be seen. Modesty is key.

1. For formal dinners
   In case someone dies
2. It can be worn anywhere.
   It hides stains.

On royal tours, every member going must pack a black outfit in the event that someone dies while they're on tour. They must always have the appropriate outfit and show respect no matter where they are.

1. He's afraid of flying.
   Children always travel with their mother.
2. Heirs don't travel together in case of tragedy.
   Kate doesn't allow it.

If the whole family travels together by plane and the plane goes down, the heir and his heirs are no longer. That would seriously mess up the line of succession and wouldn't preserve the lineage.

1. Prince Philip
   Queen Elizabeth
2. Prince Andrew
   Prince Charles

Maybe it's the way he treated Diana or the distant relationship he had with his sons for a while, but Prince Charles is by far the least popular member of the royal family. Hope that doesn't keep going once he becomes king.