Meghan Markle reportedly gave a straightforward directive to an Invictus Games staff member on how she preferred to be addressed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex traveled to Canada for the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025, where Scott Moore, the new CEO of the event, interacted with them. When Moore inquired about the appropriate way to address them, the Duchess indicated that “Ma’am is fine” for her, while addressing the Duke as “Sir” was deemed appropriate. The debate over royal titles has been ongoing, with recent discussions about how to address members of the Royal Family. Despite stepping back from their royal duties, Harry and Meghan still retain their full titles and HRH styles, refraining from using them for commercial purposes as per agreements with the Royal Family. Prior to this event, reports surfaced about how the couple preferred to be addressed, with some claims suggesting they requested to be called “sir” or “madam” despite no longer being active royals. Meghan recently drew comparisons between herself and former US President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama during an event, where she discussed her and Harry’s new partnership with Netflix. This collaboration allows them to present content to various platforms beyond Netflix, showcasing the strength of their partnership and innovative approach to content creation.
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