because if you marry a prince you become a princess because your husband is a prince
The prince's sister has the title of "princess".
If the father (Prince) does not hold another title, his children will be Prince or Princess. The off spring of that Prince will also be a Prince, but not so with the Princess - especially if she marries.
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I assume you mean Princess Anne. She could become queen, but only if her three brothers and all their children died first. I assume you mean Princess Anne. She could become queen, but only if her three brothers and all their children died first.
He would not receive any title or style by virtue of marrying a Princess of the United Kingdom; he would not become a Prince by courtesy, as would a woman who married a Prince of the United Kingdom. If the Sovereign decided to grant him a peerage, that is her (or his) prerogative.
The title of prince or princess is granted by the reigning monarch, and indeed, Prince Edward's heir, James, has been granted the title Prince James of Wessex.
She was a Princess because she married Prince Charles and she was of Royal blood. She was a Lady. That's the best answer this American can give off me head. Any Brits know better? Diana was not of royal blood, although she came from a titled family. She was technically a commoner (an irrelevant matter in any case); on marrying a prince a woman is given the title of Princess. Similarly, Kate Middleton is now known as Princess Catherine, as well as her title of Duchess of Cambridge.
Because Prince Charles was - and still is - the Prince of Wales when she married him. Her name was never Princess Diana. He correct title was Diana, Princess of Wales.
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Princess (daughter of a king) = Binti mfalme Princess (wife of a prince) = Mkewe mwanamfalme Princess (title), Lady = Bibi Young princess (title), Small lady = Kibibi
Harry's wife will become a princess and will take the major title of her husband, depending on what that is at the time For example, when Kate married William, she became a princess, but took on the title of 'Duchess of Cambridge' because the title of 'Duke of Cambridge' out-ranks your bog standard prince title. When Charles and Diana married, Diana took the title of 'Princess of Wales' because Charles was the Prince of Wales, which was a much bigger deal than just your normal 'run of the mill' prince.
Her title is the Duchess of Cambridge, she would remain so