This piece dives into Meghan Markle’s recent Bloomberg interview, which has sparked quite a reaction online. During a casual chat with Emily Chang, Meghan reportedly introduced herself as “Meghan Sussex” instead of using her actual legal name. That raised eyebrows, because in reality, her legal name is Rachel Meghan Markle.
The article points out that Meghan has been inconsistent about how she wants to be addressed. At times, she pushes back when people call her “Meghan Markle,” insisting she’s “Sussex” now. But legally, titles don’t work like that. For example, “Sussex” is not a surname—it’s the name of a county in England, and a dukedom given to her and Prince Harry. Official documents, like passports, don’t recognize royal titles in the U.S., which means her American passport still says Markle. Source
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