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Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, is currently ninth in line to the throne. Although they divorced in , they share two daughters: Princess Beatrice born in and Princess Eugenie born in In October , the Metropolitan Police dropped an investigation into allegations that Prince Andrew sexually abused Virginia Giuffre. He has denied the allegations.

She's also stepmother to Edoardo's son Christopher Woolf, known as Wolfie, from his previous relationship with Dara Huang. Princess Beatrice's daughter Sienna, born on 18 September , is 11th in line to the throne. She married her boyfriend Jack Brooksbank 12 October Their son, August, was born on 9 February He is currently 14th in line to the throne. Lady Louise is 16th in line to the throne. Although she is older than her brother James, she still falls behind him in the royal line of succession.

She is 17th in line to the throne. He married Autumn Kelly in and together they share two daughters, Savannah, born in , and Isla, born in They announced their divorce in February She married English rugby player Mike Tindall in and they had their first child, Mia Grace, in , their second, Lena Elizabeth in , and their third, Lucas, in Read More.

After the birth of the Sussex's second child, the Queen's son the Duke of York, Andrew, will be bumped to ninth in the line of succession. Another long-held rule that was tossed out in stipulated that no heir could assume the throne if he or she were married to a Roman Catholic.

But because one of the duties of the British monarch is to head the Church of England, even today, no Roman Catholic can hold the crown. In a interview, Prince Charles caused a royal kerfuffle when he stated that he would rather be seen as a "defender of faiths," including Catholicism and other religions, according to CNN. Another form of inheritance is known as ultimogeniture, in which the last-born child again, usually a male inherits the lands and titles of his parents.

Ultimogeniture is sometimes used to compensate the youngest son for remaining in the home longer and caring for his elderly parents. It was practiced in a handful of medieval European realms and in certain Japanese dynasties. Strict primogeniture and ultimogeniture are relatively rare; in most cases, all male and female heirs are provided with some share or lands, titles or other rewards, even if they don't inherit a royal crown.

Editor's Note: This article was first published in and updated by Timothy Williamson on March 9, Live Science.

Photo: In this Friday, Oct. More pictures: Prince Harry. Born: June 4, George's Chapel on October 12, in Windsor, England. Picture date: Friday August 2,



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