The Royals Have 2 Last Names Before 1917, the royal family technically didn’t have last names and therefore individual royals used their royal title or “house” as a substitute.

It’s not surprising that Meghan and Harry, 40, use the last name Sussex. As royals with titles do not usually have last names, they typically use their title as their family name.

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People magazine reported that Harry’s two children, Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, who turns 4 on June 4, have Mountbatten-Windsor as their last names on their birth certificates.