Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Accused of Diverting $35M from Fab Four Fund, Leading to UK Ban

The assertion that the Sussexes could be involved in the alleged misappropriation of funds earmarked for humanitarian causes has stirred widespread controversy. Many vehemently dispute the idea that Prince Harry and Meghan would resort to stealing from the less fortunate to bolster their financial status. However, a perplexing post on Marco News' Instagram, authored by an individual named Luca, raises intriguing questions.

Luca claims that Prince Harry and Meghan stand accused of diverting money designated for charitable purposes. According to Luca, this allegation stems from an informant within Kensington Palace. The gravity of this accusation allegedly led to their expulsion from the United Kingdom.

The Royal Foundation, established in 2009 by Prince William and Prince Harry, welcomed Kate when she became the Duchess of Cambridge in 2011 and Meghan upon her elevation to the Duchess of Sussex in May 2018. These two couples, affectionately referred to as the "Fab Four," jointly managed this charitable fund. However, their decision to step back from official royal duties, coupled with ambiguous financial records related to the shared fund, has given rise to serious questions. Notably, a substantial sum of $35 million appears unaccounted for within the British Royal Family's financial records.

The suspicion that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be associated with this financial discrepancy has raised considerable concern. Earlier this year, Women's Day reported that the Royal Family's finances were adversely affected by actions taken by the Sussexes. The King's treasurer issued a statement forecasting a staggering $35 million deficit in the royal coffers by March 2021, leading some tabloids to speculate on the possible whereabouts of this substantial sum.

Prince Harry has reportedly faced scrutiny regarding the financial management of his charitable endeavors. Moreover, In Touch magazine reported on King Charles's response to rumors surrounding the couple's alleged diversion of $35 million from the Royal Family's resources, adding another layer of intrigue. The tabloid hinted that the King, far from pleased with Prince Harry and his forthcoming memoir, might resort to legal action, seeking $35 million in damages if the couple fails to comply.

In a separate scandal, Meghan was implicated in an allegation put forth by the National Enquirer. The publication suggested that she left Britain alongside Harry, taking with her jewelry that once belonged to the late Princess Diana, with an estimated worth of approximately $10 million. The legality of her possession of these items remained a subject of debate, and, following their departure from the Royal Family, the expectation was for all gifts to be returned. However, based on available information, this has not transpired.

Despite having formally stepped down from active royal duties for three years, Meghan and Harry continue to retain their royal titles. While some speculate this is a means of preserving a sense of regality even in the United States, Prince Harry himself has indicated that the titles hold little personal significance. Nevertheless, Meghan continues to identify herself as Duchess Meghan, despite her aversion to setting foot in the UK.

Nonetheless, it appears that Meghan is reconsidering the value of retaining her royal title, especially in this new chapter of her life. Critics argue that she and Harry should formally renounce their titles, given their resolute intent never to return to royal life. Shedding the royal image entirely may, in their view, better serve their interests, particularly as royal titles seem to bear little significance, particularly in the United States.