Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have once again found themselves at the center of breakup rumors.
Following reports from witnesses who claimed that the former Suits star appeared to be “overwhelmed” and “holding back tears” during a visit to a Montecito bookstore, speculation has arisen about the couple’s marriage.
As reported by Online radarsSources claim Harry and Meghan face disagreements over their children’s privacy.
Tensions arose after Meghan posted a video on Instagram briefly showing Archie and Lilibet, but later deleted the post.
“One of the many reasons they left the UK was because they didn’t want to be chased by paparazzi,” a source shared.
He added: “They wanted to live a very private life. It’s hypocritical of them to want a private life and then post pictures of the children on social media.”
The source also added: “Harry is upset about this because he obviously grew up in the spotlight. He knows what that’s like.”
Additionally, Meghan has also returned to acting and recently filmed a cameo for the upcoming comedy Close Personal Friends.
The source shared, “Acting could be her attempt to gain independence in case they pull the trigger on her marriage. It could be her saying, ‘I need to get back to my roots. I need to get back to my own kind of thing.’ It’s her backup plan in case she leaves.”
However, sources also commented on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marriage, saying the Duchess of Sussex would “fight hard” for half the money in the event of a separation.
“Everything they’ve earned after real life, and I think she would be the first to say it, is because of her. She’s the one with all the contacts. She’s the one with the Hollywood connections.”
“She could go for half his money, and maybe more, because she’d say, ‘Everything we have is because of me,'” the source said.
However, a close friend told the outlet that the royal couple remains together. “They have learned to function within chaos. Constant drama, chaos and mayhem seem to be the only thing uniting them right now,” they added.
