Prince Harry

Prince Harry is primarily English-speaking, as he was raised in the United Kingdom. While he has expressed interest in learning other languages and may have some knowledge of foreign languages, he is not widely recognized as bilingual. His wife, Meghan Markle, has noted that she speaks some Spanish, but there is no public indication that Prince Harry is fluent in any language other than English.

As a matter of English Law there is no such Prince as Prince Charles (I don't deny the man exists, but as a matter of law and under an old statute and having taken part in a civil marriage or the mischief of appearing to have he is in fact no Prince and not in line to the throne. As a matter of Law the little kid Viscount Seven ranks before him).

Law on the matter aside (I have a Diploma in the subject of Law, by the way) the man you refer to as Prince Charles would have a full name of Charles Phillip Arthur George Windsor (or something similar if my memory serves me correctly).

Also His date of birth is 14 November 1948, and so he is about 63. Interestingly my date of birth is the 15th November.

In terms of hidden Princes (which I know you haven't asked about but I'm putting in anyway) you would find on a website like find my past dot com;

Fiona Elizabeth Windsor 1982 [same year as William, possibly a twin] Bedfordshire

Thomas Edward Windsor 1985

Samuel Howard Windsor 1990

(on a Windsor maiden Spencer search)

An unoriginal Arthur Phillips maiden name Windsor 1985

Windsor maiden Ferguson;

Adam Lee Windsor 1985

Natalie Suzanne Winsor-Jones 1991

and Windsor Rhys-Jones was too recent to search.

I have stats to support this, but frankly when I wrote to the Queen about it our meter was read by a man with XXIII on his arm (23rd being the SAS) and I was later tazered and sectioned by West Yorkshire Police. No one will engage the math, and so in the public interest I'm putting this out there on the web because frankly I'm not worth suing and have nothing to lose at this point. They all say its coincidence, but that is how we prove things in court. It is a coincidence that you see a man running away with a blood stained knife, it is a reasonable presumption on that evidence that they committed the murder.

I would however note that if this gets through it may be evidence that this is all illusory, but I still have reasonable suspicions in a legal sense.

Signed: Rev JDC Crossley, Diploma in English Law (Treason investigator, and investigating the possible murder of Diana by Charles, and the existence of hidden Princes in the general register office indices).

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5'6" or 5'7". Kate Middleton is 5'10" and chelsy looks close to her eight when she wears 2-3inch heels.

Personally, I don't give a toss! (translation for Americans, I don't give a toss, is British slang for, I'm not bothered!).In the 21st century, the most important thing is that Harry loves Meghan Markle and visa versa. Life it too short not to snatch at any chance of enjoying a loving relationship - so good for them!

I don"t know stop asking

He has been promised the Dukedom of Sussex by Queen Elizabeth II, so his title will be Duke of Sussex.

On circumstantial appearance, I can see why you ask. I do not know how that would be resolved should circumstances ever make the question pertinent. I suspect that should the circumstances arise some people may pose the challenge publicly! I am sure that had the DNA test been around in the past the issue of succession may have been more interesting.

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Henry is a French name dating from when the British aristocracy spoke French. The English pronunciation for it is "Harry". So yes, it is a nickname for Henry. Prince Harry's real name is Henry (son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana). Other nicknames for Henry are Hank and Hal.
Harry is a common British nickname for Henry

I've just done it and I feel like I'm going to die. DONT DO IT! The only reason the above poster feels they are going to die is not because the alcohol is bad, but they have a hangover or is not use to drinking! Beer that has been opened and sits for awhile will grow stale (just like pop), but it won't make you sick. There is something called, 'green beer' which means the beer has not been properly brewed and yes, that can make you sick, but not enough to die from. Wine will also go flat if opened and not re corked. It's still drinkable, but for anyone who likes wine they'd throw it out if it's been sitting uncorked for a long while. Other alcohol such as Rye, White/Dark Rum, Brandy, Gin, etc., does not have an expiration date and does not go bad. In fact, some forms of hard liquor sometimes grow stronger with age. Drinking too much will make you sick, especially drinking on an empty stomach. Some people are allergic to alcohol and either not feel well or get sick.

Her estate was made up of stocks and shares, jewellery, her multi-million pound divorce settlement, dresses and personal items from Kensington Palace. Harry was left £6.5 million, which he inherited on his 25th birthday. To my knowledge, they split the estate, but I don't know of any specific items other than the ring.

He originally inherited the Diamond Sapphire engagement ring (it was actually inherited by both), but William gave the ring to Kate because of the agreement the brothers had - whoever got engaged first, would present their mother's engagement ring.

So, since he received half of her estate, it's safe to say that he inherited her jewels too.

He would be succeeded by his brother, Prince Harry, or if Harry was dead, his issue.

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Prince William was 15 Prince Henry was 13

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He is a lieutenant in the RAF.

yes he did see lots of actian in Iraq and was very very forunent not to of gotten seriously hurt how ever he did see lots of actian and thankfully enough was never seriously hurt which was a big releif to the royal family but yes he did see lots of action and thankfully enough made it back in one peace !

You Can get arrested. It depends where you live and the circumstances (when, where, with whom) the alcohol was consumed.

Queen Elizabeth is 80 years old and she has 3 (THREE) birthday

Was harry ray married yes or no

Fashionmodel ; heritator to the THRONE of Royal Dome of WALES ´ COLE MOHR *

The surname of the current royal is Mountbatten-Windsor (hence, the Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, is the granddaughter of the Queen and daughter of her youngest son, Prince Edward). In 1960, just before the birth of Prince Andrew that same year, the Queen drafted up an order saying that her children, grandchildren, and other descendants will carry on this surname. It is a hybrid of Mountbatten (Duke of Edinburgh's surname) as well as the Queen's surname (Windsor). Technically, officially the royals use whatever title they have as a surname (I.e. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie use York as their father Prince Andrew is the Duke of York and Princes William and Harry use Wales as their father is the Prince of Wales and as such has this has this as a title---AKA William Wales, Henry Wales which is what they use in the military that they are currently serving in respectively).