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What does Prince Edward’s new title as Duke of Edinburgh mean for him and Sophie?

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Prince Edward has been announced as the Duke of Edinburgh, a title that previously belonged to his late father, Prince Philip.

King Charles III conferred the title on the former Earl of Wessex in celebration of Edward’s 59th birthday on Friday (10 March). Doing so also honours the wishes of their late parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Philip.

 

But, while it was long expected that the dukedom would be passed to Edward after Philip’s death, the King was reportedly reluctant to give the title to his youngest brother

 

It means Sophie will no longer have to curtsy to Ms Markle. And that's a win in anyone's book.

It means It's a Knockout will finally get royal warrant of appointment status. 

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