The British Royal Family Tree

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The British Royal Family Tree

Who is related to whom? Start with King Charles III and his sons, William and Harry, then follow each family branch to the next generation. The picture shows the close family at a glance; the relationships are written out below too.

Family tree: Diana and Charles are William and Harry's parents; Camilla is Charles's wife. William and Catherine are parents of George, Charlotte and Louis. Harry and Meghan are parents of Archie and Lilibet.
Ten portraits are photographs. Archie and Lilibet are original illustrations. Each family branch is described below, with links to the individual profiles.

Begin with Charles, Diana and Camilla

King Charles III and Diana, Princess of Wales, are the parents of William and Harry. Charles is married to Queen Camilla. The two lines at the top of the diagram show those relationships separately, so Camilla is not shown as William and Harry’s mother.

William and Catherine’s branch

Prince William, The Prince of Wales, is Charles and Diana’s elder son. He is married to Catherine, Princess of Wales. Their children are Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Harry and Meghan’s branch

Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, is Charles and Diana’s younger son. He is married to Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. Their children are Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

Where do Anne, Andrew and Edward fit?

Princess Anne, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, are Charles’s siblings. Edward is married to Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh. This opening diagram concentrates on Charles’s two sons and their children. For the history behind the family name, read The House of Windsor Explained.


Family relationships and the line of succession

A family tree shows how people are related. The line of succession is the order in which eligible relatives stand to inherit the throne. After King Charles III, the first seven places are William, George, Charlotte, Louis, Harry, Archie and Lilibet. That order was checked against the Royal Family’s official succession guide on September 27, 2026 and should be checked again whenever the page is updated.

For a broader introduction, visit The British Royal Family: Who’s Who. To learn about one person at a time, browse the Royal Profiles directory.

Portrait sources and image credits

The portraits were cropped into circles for this diagram. Please retain these attributions, links and crop notices with any published version. Archie and Lilibet are original illustrations, not photographs.

Relationships and titles last reviewed September 27, 2026. Photo credits are listed above.