Have Harry and Meghan Already Picked Their Baby’s Godparents?
Image Source: Getty / Chris JacksonEven though Prince William and Kate Middleton seem like obvious choices to serve as godparents for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's forthcoming child, it isn't likely that either of them will receive the honor, despite how close the royal fab four are.
Royals generally only choose close friends and former staffers to serve as godparents, so even though royal children are given an average of six godparents, immediate family members still can't score one of those spots.
Sorry, Will and Kate!Related: Meghan Markle Is Pregnant! Here's Where the Baby Will Be in Line For the ThroneNot all family is barred from becoming godparents.
Kate and William have appointed several cousins to be their children's godparents.
One of Prince George's godparents is William's cousin Zara Tindall, and Princess Charlotte's godparents include Kate's cousin Adam Middleton and William's cousin Laura Fellowes.
The most recent addition,
