Queen Elizabeth II sadly passed away at the age of 96, after 70 years on the throne. Funeral arrangements are currently underway for the beloved monarch, who died surrounded by her closest family members at Balmoral.
READ: Prince Harry details time the Queen hugged Archie and Lilibet in heartbreaking tribute
Following the sad death of Queen Elizabeth II, it's all change for the royal family, many of whom have been given new titles.
WATCH: The Queen and Philips' enduring love story
What are the new titles for the royal family?
As the eldest son of the monarch, Prince Charles, Duke of Cornwall, has assumed the title of King Charles III. Since 1958, Prince Charles has been called the Prince of Wales, a title given to the heir to the throne, so naturally this has passed on to Prince William.
MORE: The Queen's sweetest family moments in photos as a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
READ: The new Prince of Wales releases emotional statement after Queen's death
What is Prince William's new title following Queen Elizabeth II's death?
As the new heir to the throne following King Charles II's coronation, Prince William is now called the Prince of Wales. He also remains as the Duke of Cambridge, but the moniker Prince of Wales title takes precedence.
Prince William also inherits the Duchy of Cornwall, making him the Duke of Cornwall, a title his father, King Charles III, rarely used.
What is the Duchess of Cambridge's title following Her Majesty's death?
Duchess Kate has now taken on the title of the Princess of Wales. Like her husband, she retains her Cambridge title, and takes on the Duchess of Cornwall, but like Princess Diana before her, she will primarily go by the Princess of Wales.
MORE: Queen Elizabeth II's loving message to son Charles revealed
Princess Diana was the last royal to assume this title in 1981, which was given to her when she married the Duke of Cornwall. Though the title would have technically been passed to Duchess Camilla once she married King Charles III, she instead chose to go by the Duchess of Cornwall, which is said to be out of respect for the late Princess Diana.
What is Duchess Camilla called now?
Earlier this year, Queen Elizabeth II confirmed that Duchess Camilla will be named the Queen’s Consort, a title which is defined as someone who provides companionship to the monarch.
Queen Elizabeth's husband Prince Philip carried the title of consort to the Queen from the moment of her accession in 1952 up until his death in 2021, making him the longest-serving royal consort in history, though the Duke of Edinburgh rejected thetitle of Prince Consort in the early years of Elizabeth II’s reign, choosing to go by the Duke of Edinburgh instead.
It is thought that Queen Elizabeth's youngest son, Prince Edward, will inherit the title of Duke of Edinburgh now.
What are Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis called now?
The Prince and Princess of Wales' children were known as George Cambridge, Charlotte Cambridge and Louis Cambridge, but this has now changed to Wales, in accordance with their parents' new titles. They will now be known as Prince George of Wales, Princess Charlotte of Wales and Prince Louis of Wales.
Their uncle, Prince Harry, retains the title of Duke of Sussex, with Meghan Markle remaining the Duchess of Sussex, and their children being called Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor and Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor.. The children are technically now a prince and a princess because their grandfather has become King, but it has not been confirmed by their parents or Buckingham Palace whether they will use the titles.
Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story! Sign up to our newsletter to get all of our celebrity and royal news delivered directly to your inbox.