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Meghan Markle criticised for using her title publicly – “I’m a Duchess but I never use my title – unlike Meghan Markle who uses it everywhere”

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The Royal world is buzzing once again—this time, not from Buckingham Palace, but from a quiet yet powerful voice: the Duchess of Northumberland. In a rare and eye-opening interview, she broke her silence, subtly but pointedly throwing shade at Meghan Markle for excessively flaunting the title “Duchess of Sussex”—a title that many believe she shouldn’t be brandishing so publicly anymore.

Ever since Meghan and Prince Harry stepped back from royal duties, she has been relentlessly criticized for continuing to use her royal title in media, public appearances, letters, and even gift cards. While the Sussexes still retain their titles, they are not permitted to use them for personal or commercial gain. But that hasn’t stopped Meghan—quite the opposite.

The controversy exploded again after details from Meghan’s Harper’s Bazaar magazine photoshoot surfaced. When interviewer Kaitlyn Greenidge arrived at the Manhattan brownstone, the house manager grandly announced: “Meghan, Duchess of Sussex”—even though there were only two other people in the house. Critics called it a staged performance meant to reinforce her royal branding.

But what really turned heads was when another Duchess, Jane Percy—better known as the Duchess of Northumberland—quietly but sharply commented:

“Unlike other Duchesses who put their names everywhere, I’m not using my title. It could be detrimental, as one or two Duchesses haven’t really helped the cause lately.”

She didn’t name names. She didn’t have to.

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