Amidst mounting pressure and massive calls from the public, King Charles finds himself grappling with concerns regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's utilization of their royal titles for personal gain.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to forge ahead despite criticism and backlash, pursuing endeavors that align with their personal interests.
However, their actions have heightened worries for the ailing 75-year-old monarch, particularly amidst his battle against cancer. There are growing demands for measures to curb Prince Harry's use of his royal title, with accusations of him being unduly influenced by Meghan Markle and being portrayed as less intelligent than his spouse.
Royal author Angela Levin has urged the royal family to take decisive action to shut down the couple's new website, Sussex.com, which has replaced their previous platform, Archewell.com. Levin criticized the couple for allegedly capitalizing on their royal connections, branding them "pathetic" for their use of the royal coat of arms.
In a tweet directed at X (formerly known as Twitter), Levin expressed disdain for the couple's actions, characterizing their website as a spiteful attack on the monarchy.
Another commentator, Tom Bower, labeled the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as "poisonous" and asserted that they "can't be trusted." Bower urged King Charles to take drastic measures against the couple, including stripping them of their royal titles, upon his recovery.
Bower emphasized the need for the monarch to firmly address the issue, stating that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's actions have alienated them from the British public and rendered them unwelcome.
As tensions rise and demands for action escalate, King Charles faces the challenging task of navigating the complexities surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's public image and their relationship with the royal family.
