King Charles has indicated that the doors are open for his youngest son, Prince Harry, when estranged father and son met for a private tea in September this year.
The Duke of Sussex’s intentions to have closer ties with the United Kingdom were not so secret, but when it comes to Meghan Markle, experts had predicted that the Duchess of Sussex has no interest in returning to the United Kingdom.
However, all that changed when she set foot on European soil and attended Paris Fashion Week in October, just weeks after the meeting at Clarence House between the King and Harry. This reportedly raised concerns among Palace advisers that Meghan was potentially testing the waters by entering a “middle ground” between the United States and royal territory.
Now, British lawyer and broadcaster Andrew Eborn has predicted that the royal family will likely stay away from the As Ever founder if the “business clash” continues.
“I predict there will be more visits here and they are certainly trying to build those bridges, but part of that bridge building will ensure that they do not commercialize the Royal Family and the various titles that are awarded to them.”
Royal experts have stated that if Meghan continues to use her royal titles while pursuing money-making efforts, the royals are likely to take stricter action as it defeats the purpose of royal duties.
“The problem with the scam, not even the problem itself, is the corruption of the title,” said the legal expert. News from heaven. “They are likely to keep their distance as long as she continues to use the title of Duchess of Sussex for commercial projects, such as the Netflix glory show.”
He noted that Meghan uses the titles to make money because otherwise people wouldn’t be interested, much to the royals’ dismay. This is a drawback, since removing Andrew’s titles was easier given public opinion.
Taking a drastic step for Harry or Meghan, especially for a significant proportion of the public living with them, could be counterproductive. Therefore, they must also treat this issue carefully.
