Meghan Markle ‘never seems to stop fixating on the royals’

Ajouté : 2026-05-16

[00:00:00]Meghan Markle never seems to stop fixating on the royals. Meghan Markle is stuck on her traumatic royal exit.

[00:00:08]According to a source, the Duchess of Sussex isn't over how the firm treated her and Prince Harry. While Harry believes she has valid complaints about how his family behaved, Megan never seems to stop fixating on the royals and how badly she was treated. The insider told the examiner, "He's had enough of the constant pity party." The source alleged the couple fled the UK in 2020 and have been outspoken about their grievances regarding their time as senior members of the royal family.

[00:00:38]Harry doesn't discount Megan's feelings.

[00:00:40]He absolutely has her back. The insider noted, "However, he doesn't see how it's productive to cling on to old grievances.

[00:00:48]He's reached the point where he's saying enough is enough." The source added, "Harry just wants to move forward."

[00:00:55]Royals expert Richard Palmer claimed the possibility of Megan returning to Britain this summer for an Invictus Games event is making Buckingham Palace nervous. There's always a general worry that Harry or Megan are going to say something that will embarrass King Charles III and Queen Camila. The journalist told the Mirror reporter Duncan Larkham believes his majesty is in a tricky situation over allowing his son and his daughter-in-law back into the fold. He and Prince William can't reach out to Harry for fear of him then publicizing it. The commentator said if the suit star accompanies Harry during his visit, the firm must comply with their list of requirements. Harry is coming in with all these demands on behalf of Megan and it's rubbing a lot of people up the wrong way. A source told Heatworld, "Harry says he has no choice based on how badly things have gone in the past." The insider continued, "The last thing he wants is Megan walking into a situation where she feels judged, and he says all he's asking is that she's treated with basic respect and not cast as the bad guy before anything's even happened.