Meghan Markle: Meghan and Harry not wanted in UK, here’s whyWORLD NEWS
An assertion from a royal expert suggests that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not welcome in the UK despite their reported attempts to mend relations with the royal family. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were rumored to be considering renting an apartment at Kensington Palace to mend their strained relationship with Prince William. However, Angela Levin, a royal biographer and expert, contends that their involvement is unwanted on British soil.
Levin expressed her opinion on the matter to Sky News Australia and stated that Meghan and Harry’s supposed intention to return and assist is met with resistance as nobody desires for their involvement in anything. She further explained her stance on GB News, highlighting the lack of trust in Harry due to concerns about him capitalizing on private information for financial gain, possibly through deals with platforms like Netflix.
Despite Prince Harry and Meghan’s apparent efforts to salvage relations, another royal specialist, Sarah Hewson, Talk TV’s royal editor, conveyed skepticism about a reconciliation between the estranged siblings. Hewson voiced her views on Sky News Australia, asserting that the deep wounds inflicted by the ongoing feud make the prospects of reconciliation seem distant. She observed a lack of willingness from both sides to move past the conflict and forgive.
In fact, experts in the field believe that the actions of the Sussexes may have strained relations with King Charles to an irreparable extent. Charles Rae, former royal editor of the Sun, labeled Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as complete outcasts, attributing this status to their multiple criticisms of the royal family. Their removal from the royal family website and the stripping of their HRH titles confirmed their pariah status.
Since stepping back from their roles as senior working royals in 2020, the couple relocated to Montecito, California, in search of increased privacy. Subsequently, they participated in a revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey, released a multi-part documentary on Netflix, and announced Harry’s unconventional memoir titled “Spare,” which has defied traditional royal protocols.
Levin expressed her opinion on the matter to Sky News Australia and stated that Meghan and Harry’s supposed intention to return and assist is met with resistance as nobody desires for their involvement in anything. She further explained her stance on GB News, highlighting the lack of trust in Harry due to concerns about him capitalizing on private information for financial gain, possibly through deals with platforms like Netflix.
Despite Prince Harry and Meghan’s apparent efforts to salvage relations, another royal specialist, Sarah Hewson, Talk TV’s royal editor, conveyed skepticism about a reconciliation between the estranged siblings. Hewson voiced her views on Sky News Australia, asserting that the deep wounds inflicted by the ongoing feud make the prospects of reconciliation seem distant. She observed a lack of willingness from both sides to move past the conflict and forgive.
In fact, experts in the field believe that the actions of the Sussexes may have strained relations with King Charles to an irreparable extent. Charles Rae, former royal editor of the Sun, labeled Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as complete outcasts, attributing this status to their multiple criticisms of the royal family. Their removal from the royal family website and the stripping of their HRH titles confirmed their pariah status.
Since stepping back from their roles as senior working royals in 2020, the couple relocated to Montecito, California, in search of increased privacy. Subsequently, they participated in a revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey, released a multi-part documentary on Netflix, and announced Harry’s unconventional memoir titled “Spare,” which has defied traditional royal protocols.