While some royal family members use titles as surnames (like Prince Harry using “Wales” in the military), Meghan’s use of “Sussex” in informal settings like interviews has still sparked debate. However, the name change follows a tradition, and Meghan will likely still be referred to as “Markle” in media. Despite the criticism, the decision has sparked much discussion about royal names and titles.
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