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King Charles made a noticeable change in his household photos involving Meghan Markle.

Royal photographer Chris Jackson has revealed that one in every of the 77-year-old monarch’s household portraits on show at his Highgrove residence seems to have been moved from its authentic spot. The {photograph} of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, taken on their 2018 marriage ceremony day, is not displayed on a small wood desk at Charles‘ property.

Jackson had hosted an event at the property and captured a picture of the desk the place the marriage ceremony {photograph} beforehand stood. This comes amid reviews that Charles’s relationship with Donald Trump has modified since the monarch’s U.S. state go to in April.

Jackson’s picture of the desk, which he shared on Instagram, revealed that the two images now on show are one in every of Charles, the Duke of Sussex, and Prince William, and another of Charles with his grandson, Prince Louis. The marriage ceremony {photograph} was conspicuously absent.

As reported by Hello!, the marriage ceremony {photograph} was initially positioned on this desk, according to a snap taken by influencer Lydia Millen, who photographed the same desk in 2024.

At that time, the influencer documented how the marriage ceremony {photograph} was displayed alongside {a photograph} of Charles and Queen Camilla on their Coronation day. The {photograph} of the King with his two sons was also seen at that time.

While some could speculate about the current whereabouts of Harry and Meghan’s marriage ceremony {photograph}, it’s most possible that it has merely been repositioned elsewhere, alongside with the Coronation {photograph} that also seems to have been relocated.

It is unlikely that the {photograph} has been completely faraway from show altogether. The King cherishes his time at his Highgrove residence, the place he’s thought to really feel more comfortable.

The monarch is said to take pleasure in being in the property’s gardens, the place he tends to vegetation and appreciates the pure environment.

The news of Charles’ household portrait switch-up comes amid claims the Royal Family reportedly “offended” Kate Middleton by making an uncommon request of her before she wed William.

In his upcoming biography, Kate! The Courage, Grace, and Power of the Woman Who Will Be Queen, royal professional Christopher Andersen writes that before the now-Princess of Wales, 44, formally grew to become a member of the British Royal Family on April 29, 2011, the then-Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, issued the unusual request.

They allegedly wished her to change her title from Catherine to Katherine, claiming that having three “C” names in the household felt like “overkill.”

Andersen claims Camilla felt the change was a “logical progression” because the world already knew her future daughter-in-law as Kate. However, the bride was “offended” by the suggestion, and William was left “fuming,” per Marie Claire.

According to Andersen, William discovered the thought “insulting, not only to Kate but to her entire family,” the Middletons, with whom he’s famously shut.

However, the thought of Kate altering her title was clearly dropped. After Charles ascended the throne upon the loss of life of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, 2022, Kate grew to become referred to as Catherine, Princess of Wales, alongside her husband, the new Prince of Wales.

Andersen shouldn’t be the first royal insider to highlight the name-change incident. Prince Harry also recalled Charles and Camilla’s uncommon request in his 2023 bombshell memoir, Spare.

“I remembered the time [Charles] and Camilla wanted Kate to change the spelling of her name, because there were already two royal cyphers with a C and a crown above,” he wrote. “Charles and Camilla. It would be too confusing to have another. Make it Katherine with a K, they suggested. I wondered now what came of that suggestion.”

Kate is now set to make her first worldwide royal engagement following her cancer treatment. The mom of three will head to Italy on May 13 for a two-day working go to on behalf of the Royal Foundation Center for Early Childhood, Kensington Palace said.

Kate launched the basis in 2021 to boost consciousness of how early childhood experiences can form later life.

The princess will take her mission onto the worldwide stage by visiting the northern Italian metropolis of Reggio Emilia for a research journey. She’ll meet with educators, households, and community leaders while exploring the metropolis’s world-renowned trademarked instructional philosophy, the Reggio Emilia Approach.