The British royal family has long captivated the public’s attention, and in recent years, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have found themselves in the spotlight more than ever.

Since stepping back from their official royal duties, the couple has focused on building a private life for themselves and their children, Archie and Lilibet.

But recent comments by their close friend, Hollywood mogul Tyler Perry, have raised eyebrows—especially when he revealed that Lilibet has not been christened, sparking widespread speculation and curiosity.

This revelation is particularly intriguing because, in royal circles, christenings are monumental events, deeply rooted in tradition.

For decades, these celebrations have been captured in stunning photographs, shared with the public as a way to celebrate the baby’s inclusion into the royal family and the Church of England. So why has Lilibet’s christening been shrouded in mystery?

These events are also an opportunity for the royal family to share intimate moments with the public, giving fans a rare glimpse into their personal lives. The christening photos often include the royals dressed in formal attire, beaming proudly alongside their newborns. It’s a highly orchestrated moment of celebration that connects the newborns to the royal lineage.

For their first child, Archie, the couple did release an official photo from his christening, albeit with certain details kept private. But for Lilibet, there has been complete radio silence. This has prompted further speculation about whether Harry and Meghan are deliberately distancing themselves from royal traditions.

Ultimately, whether or not Lilibet’s christening takes place in a traditional royal fashion or remains a private family event, one thing is clear: the Sussexes are rewriting the rules for what it means to be royal in the 21st century. And the public will continue to watch, eager for the next chapter in this modern royal story.