Royal Biographer Predicts Harry May Seek Financial Support from King Charles
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, fresh from their recent trip to Colombia, could be on the brink of a financial crisis, according to royal biographer Angela Levin. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly frustrated their Netflix bosses, which may delay their upcoming projects.
Levin claimed that the couple's next ventures might not proceed until "next February at the earliest," adding that Netflix executives are unimpressed with the couple's proposals. "They're not really keen on her cooking or Harry doing polo or her jam; it's not original enough," Levin remarked.
The biographer also suggested that the couple has "messed up completely" in their dealings with Netflix, leading the streaming giant to consider not renewing their $100,000 agreement. Levin speculated that Prince Harry might turn to King Charles for financial assistance, potentially explaining the couple's recent interest in visiting the UK.
During a discussion on GB News, Levin touched on the couple's Colombia visit, highlighting an incident where Prince Harry was reportedly asked to apologize for historical slavery. However, any response he may have given remains unknown, as the audio was cut off during the exchange. Levin emphasized that the issue is complicated, as Colombia was under Spanish rule until 1810, and any British apology would have been addressed in 1864 by Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert.
Levin warned that if Prince Harry raises this sensitive topic, it could create significant challenges for King Charles, given the historical context and Britain's past actions.
