Harry and Meghan's 'factually inaccurate' Lilibet claim highlighted by GMB's Kate Garraway

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Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway once pointed out an inaccuracy in a statement from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex which announced the christening of their daughter Lilibet.Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have recently been touted as slowly turning back to official working royal life recently following King Charles' cancer diagnosis.

Prince Harry raced back to the UK earlier this month for a whistle-stop visit to see the King after news of his health battle went public and now reports suggest he could return part-time to help with responsibilities as Charles has treatment.

He also shared his plans to visit the UK again in the coming months in an interview with Will Reeve on Good Morning America, stating: "I have other trips planned.

That would take me through the UK or back to the UK, so you know, I'll stop in and see my family as much as I can", potentially indicating the prince's desire for further involvement with royal duties.It comes after the pair recently launched their new website, displaying their royal titles prominently.The site has changed from archewell.com to sussex.com, with the front page reading "Office of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex" after they were allowed to keep their titles following their decision to step down, though they can't use their HRH titles anymore.Their kids, Archie and Lilibet, now aged four and two years old respectively, also hold official prince and princess titles, due to them being the grandchildren of the monarch.Royal fans were surprised last year when Harry and Meghan revealed their youngest child Princess Lilibet Diana had been christened at their family home in Los Angeles as it marked the first time Harry and Meghan’s second child had been publicly called a