Prince Harry christens daughter Lilibet without the presence of British royalty

Although many people disagree, it is true that there is a new controversy every day, despite the claims of many that the only way to preserve the royal family today is through scandals and rumors.

Prince Harry has cut ties with Buckingham Palace to focus on starting a new family with his wife and daughter, Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, as the British royal family has recently been engaged in a number of contentious cases and is not having the best of times.

The naming of their daughter was begun last Friday in Montecito, California, in the United States, at the suggestion of Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle. An Episcopal chapel, which is a part of the Anglican communion, performed the christening.

Since Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor is Prince Harry’s daughter and a member of the British nobility by blood and succession, many supporters of the most famous monarchy in Europe were taken aback by this, as they had anticipated that such a celebration would take place in their native country, the United Kingdom.

Because King Charles III, who is still her father and the head of the English monarchy despite all the controversies, was not informed, Prince Harry has come under heavy fire at Buckingham Palace for doing this without first informing the British royal family.