The departure of Harry and Meghan from the British royal family marks a pivotal moment for America's relationship with monarchy. As media obsession with the couple wanes, this shift presents an opportunity for the United States to reassess its fascination with titles and hereditary privilege. Their exit prompts critical questions about celebrity culture, institutional relevance, and whether democratic nations genuinely need to sustain interest in royal dynasties in the modern era.

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