Royal experts claim the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are struggling to navigate their next steps as tensions rise.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who recently made headlines with reports of a "professional separation," are said to be facing significant challenges in both their personal and professional lives. According to royal commentators, the couple’s relationship is in a "very bad state" as they struggle to find a clear path forward.
Royal author Tina Brown recently criticised Meghan's judgement, calling it "the worst in the world" and accusing her of "flawlessly getting it all wrong" in her decisions. During an appearance on The Ankler Podcast, Brown claimed that Harry "blindly" followed his wife to California, where she portrayed him as a "child" and a "lamb to slaughter" as they embarked on their new life.
Reacting to these comments, royal biographer Angela Levin told GB News that Meghan is reportedly "inconsolable" after hearing Brown’s harsh assessment, especially as she had previously respected the author. Levin suggested that Meghan's belief in her global importance made the critique even more painful.
Adding to the couple’s troubles is Harry's ongoing visa situation in the United States, with Levin noting that there may be renewed scrutiny over his residency status. "He’s got trouble with his visa," Levin said, suggesting that this uncertainty could be influencing the couple's reported plans to purchase a home in Portugal.
The Sussexes’ recent announcement about working on separate projects has fuelled speculation about the state of their relationship. Levin questioned the implications of their decision, stating, "You don’t buy a house in Portugal if you don’t plan to spend time apart."
As Harry grapples with these challenges, Levin claimed he appears uncertain about his decision-making. "He doesn't know where he is at the moment," she said, reflecting the confusion surrounding the couple's next steps as they navigate their evolving circumstances in the US and beyond.
