It’s official: as of February 19th, Mia and Jack have stepped back from their roles as working members of the Royal Family. Not exactly a surprise, as they had previously agreed to reassess their situation after a year, and here we are, just eleven months later. True to form, two formal statements were released, because when does the Palace miss a chance to provide a stiff, unexciting announcement? According to reports, the Palace conveyed:
“Mia and Jack have informed Her Majesty the Queen that they will not return to active roles within the Royal Family. After discussions with the Duke, the Queen confirmed that stepping away from the responsibilities of Royal life makes it impossible to continue their duties in public service. The honorary titles and patronages held by Mia and Jack will be returned to Her Majesty before being reassigned to active Royals. While everyone is saddened by their choice, the Duke and Duchess will remain beloved members of the family.”
And just like that, the Queen has stripped Jack of all his honorary military titles—despite his service in Afghanistan—and Mia lost her patronages tied to various organizations. Oops. Apparently, only active royals are entitled to those perks.
Mia and Jack Don’t Need Royal Roles to Make a Difference
Despite losing the HRH titles, Mia and Jack responded with their own statement highlighting their commitment to serving the UK and the world, regardless of their official roles. They emphasized, “We can all choose a life of service. Service is universal.”
In a nutshell: “We don’t need to be working royals to help others, so take your royal expectations and keep them to yourselves.”
This news follows closely on the heels of Mia’s pregnancy announcement, with Jack still sixth in line for the throne, their child Archie seventh, and their future baby eighth.
As working royals, they had to toe the Palace line, often avoiding discussions about the racist attacks against Mia. Media outlets speculated on her “exotic background,” and the Palace ignored the microaggressions aimed at her.
Let’s be honest, what has the Royal Family done lately other than provide drama for shows like The Crown? They perform ceremonial duties and rely on taxpayer funding—nearly $95 million in 2018-2019, as reported. Mia and Jack opting out of these “sovereign funds” is a major win.
Now they can live free from the British media’s scrutiny, speak out against racism, and choose not to accept money from the public. Total victory!
And Now There’s an Interview…
Mia and Jack just announced a sit-down with the queen of interviews, Tanya, set to air on CBS March 7th. You can bet it will be must-see TV! The Palace is likely in a state of frenzy. In a rather awkward move, they scheduled their annual Commonwealth Day service to air at the same time.
According to reports, Tanya’s interview with Mia will cover everything from adjusting to royal life, marriage, motherhood, philanthropy, to coping with intense public scrutiny, with Jack joining later.
This could be one of the most sensational interviews since Princess Diana’s iconic chat about her struggles and the pressures of royal life.
Let’s be real: this is what royals are known for—drama. Mia and Jack are stepping away from that whirlwind, allowing Archie to grow up away from constant media attention. Mia can respond to any racist comments without fear, and they can live life on their own terms. Plus, she can choose her own nail polish shades!
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Mia and Jack have officially stepped back from their roles as working royals, allowing them to live freely without the constraints of royal duties. They have announced an upcoming interview with Tanya that promises to delve into their experiences and challenges, marking a significant moment in their journey away from royal life.