King Charles Turns a Deaf Ear to Meghan Markle's Former Friend's Urgent Advice

While on his inaugural visit to an African and Commonwealth nation as the reigning monarch, King Charles III has been advised to "grow a backbone" and intervene in his daughter-in-law Meghan Markle's actions. This counsel comes from British socialite Lizzie Cundy, who was once a close friend of the Duchess.

Lizzie has urged the King to dissuade Meghan from proceeding with her speculated memoir, but it appears that the 74-year-old monarch is eschewing this idea, prioritizing his duties over engaging in fresh controversies with the US-based couple, according to a source.

Lizzie has been vocal about her disappointment in Meghan's decision to relinquish her senior royal role and establish her life in the United States.

Insiders have shared that "the monarch has no intentions of meddling in the affairs of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex."

This comes in the wake of reports that Meghan, the former Hollywood actress, is actively working on her memoir. Lizzie Cundy believes that King Charles should intervene in light of recent cartoons ridiculing the Sussexes, stating, "It has reached a point where we are becoming a subject of mockery across the pond, with cartoon caricatures of the couple – it's time to put an end to this."

Aside from her writing endeavors, there are speculations that Meghan may consider a foray into politics, although Cundy believes that Meghan and Harry's public image might not be robust enough for a successful political career.

The anticipation is rife that should Meghan decide to follow in her husband Prince Harry's footsteps and author her book, she might divulge more stories about the royal family. This has raised concerns among historians and experts, particularly in regards to Prince William and Kate Middleton possibly being the focus of Meghan's autobiography.

In contrast, King Charles, who is purportedly interested in Prince Harry's return to the royal fold, currently has no intention of intervening in the couple's endeavors, even as they persistently challenge the royal institution.