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Prince Harry spends time looking back at the past, but Meghan Markle is more focused on his future in California.
That’s according to an insider who recently claimed People Magazine The Duchess of Sussex said, “I hope that her husband feels too much of a burden in the past and exists in the lives they have built together.” Still, the two mothers “stand firmly” by the Duke of Sussex.
Fox News Digital reached out to Archewell, who handles the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s offices for comment.
Several royal experts argued that the British royal family was struggling to trust the Duke and Duchess of Sussex five years later. (Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
“Harry’s ongoing residence regarding his past is rooted in his unresolved personal grievances and an unexplained desire for public accountability.” British Royals expert Hilary Fordwich It insisted on Fox News Digital.
“All of his public moves will further damage the opportunity for reconciliation,” she argued. “The Senior Royals now think it’s completely fine. The royal lack of trust in Meghan Markle is rooted in the perception that, even as Harry is more vocal, she catalyzed the rips of the present day.”
Prince William and Queen Camilla are said to be among those who do not prioritize reaching out to Prince Harry for peace talks. (Victoria Jones – WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Sources told people that Harry has had one leg in the past, but Meghan “is very business about it.”
In a recent interview with the BBC, Prince Harry said he was ready to reconcile with his family. (Wiktor Szymanowicz/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)
“They know everything that’s happening in the UK, but they’re removed from the details. There’s clearly no trust,” a source close to the couple told the outlet.
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told Fox News Digital it’s easy to see why the settlement is not visible Despite Harry’s public plea.
Prince Harry told the BBC that it was impossible to bring his two young children to the UK for security reasons. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)
“The Royals don’t trust either,” he explained. “There are countless examples of why they shouldn’t. As a couple, I think they have a close partnership. Harry is a product of his background and will inevitably have a deep connection to his past.
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Queen Camilla is said to be separated from the royal rift as Charles III continues to prioritize royal duties. (Victoria Jones/PA via AP)
Fordwich noted that as Meghan continues to build her business empire in California, the Royals are still wary of what the couple says next as they try to win the masses.
“With her focus on her business and the future, Meghan Markle is provocative and certainly proves to be a barrier to reconstruction. Trusted with Senior Royalssaid Fordwich.
Meghan Markle currently has 3.7 million followers on Instagram. She launched an account in the new year. (AP Photo/Stefan Jeremiah)
Harry and Meghan retreated as senior royals in 2020, citing the unbearable invasion of the British press and lack of support from the palace. That same year, They moved to California.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to the senior royal family in 2020 and moved to California. (Photo by Karwai Tang/Wireimage by Getty Images)
Since the couple’s royal exit, they have aired their complaints and made furious allegations against the royal family. Harry’s explosive 2023 memoirs, “Spare” It was packed with personal details and embarrassing revelation.
Harry’s rift with his family exploded into the open again in a live interview he gave to the BBC in May after he lost his trial over his security. In a long, sometimes emotional conversation, Harry expressed his desire for reconciliation. He admitted that his father, who is fighting private cancer, would not talk to him.
King Charles was seen here along with his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton and is reportedly not responding to Prince Harry’s phone calls or letters. (Karwai Tang/Getty Images)
Harry’s companion previously told People Magazine that King Charles, 76, would not respond to Harry’s phone calls or letters. Royal experts also claimed Harry’s older brother William to Fox News Digital. Heir to the British thronerefuses to talk to him.
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Prince William reportedly does not want his younger brother to spread the olive branches. (Aaron Chown/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
People Magazine said the cleft between father and son was “five years deep and one of the most painful fractures of Charles’ reign.”
“King Charles has cancer and will never know Harry’s child,” To Di For Daily Podcast host Kinsey Schofield told Fox News Digital. “People will see beyond that [Meghan’s]…Look at this about the fruit spreading and what it is – selfish. ”
A British newspaper arrangement after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sat down with Oprah to talk explosively in 2021. (Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
“Harry had a lot of problems before Meghan got into the picture, but Meghan expanded them and the world realized that Meghan wasn’t talking to her family either,” Scofield insisted.
Meghan Markle will never beat the UK public again, the author argues
“I don’t think Meghan is away from it because every time there’s a royal milestone that makes color into an army on Saturday, Sussex has to try and do something to outweigh them,” she said. “[For example]Meghan’s future appearance in Lagara will be on the same day as the Army of Color, King’s Birthday Parade. Meghan may compete with the royal family, but she certainly isn’t on their radar. ”
Since their royal exit, the couple has attempted to carve out a meaningful role for themselves on the other side of the pond. According to ForbesHarry was rumored to have received a $20 million advance in “spares.”
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex (Variety by Michael Buckner/Getty Images)
Their most profitable deal was the five-year, $100 million contract they signed with Netflix in 2020. Meghan’s 2021 Children’s Picture BookThe “bench” reportedly brought forward up to $618,000.
Prince Harry’s memoir, “Spare,” was released in 2023. (Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Before the couple broke up with Spotify in 2023, they reportedly signed a podcast deal worth between $15 million and $18 million. Several reports showed that it could have been as much as $25 million, the outlet shared.
Most recently, Meghan continued to launch a lifestyle brand in February, followed by Her Netflix series, “Love, Love, Megan,“March. She also released a new episode of the podcast on Lemonda: “The Female Founder Confession.”
There is no official word on when Meghan Markle will drop a new season of her podcast, “The Confession of the Female Founder.” (Domini Kripinski – WPA Pool/Getty Images)
While Harry may seem to be talking about everything recently, experts argued that Meghan is determined to make her mark as a Hollywood influencer.
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Meghan Markle’s “Love, Meghan” has already been featured in its second season on Netflix. (Netflix)
“Meghan is a royal family who probably works for 17 months and insists on using royal titles in countries that do not have royalty,” Scofield argued. “The whole first part Oprah’s interview [from 2021] It’s just Meghan. Meghan is an instigator. ”
Doug Eldridge, a branding expert and founder of Achilles PR, told Fox News Digital that Meghan has made the family business her business.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex call Montecito’s wealthy coastal city home. Forbes reported that in 2020 the couple jumped into a $14.7 million home. (Valerie Macon/AFP/Getty Images)
“At this point, we can argue that Meghan has done her business when it comes to royal dramas,” he explained.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are famous for airing their grievances on Netflix’s docussary “Harry & Meghan.” (Netflix)
“They tried to monetize family inscriptions across a variety of platforms, from the long form of Oprah sit-ins to all Harry’s books, to the numerous podcasts and media appearances they’ve made. Every time, they tried to adopt “highlands of victims” in the ongoing optical war. ”
“It was a short-sighted position,” he said. “She eventually turned many of these consumers into voice critics. They were often brutal with rejection and blaming based on social media. She sacrificed her eyeballs.”
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, took place at the 2024 CHLA Gala on October 5, 2024 at the LA Live Event Deck in Los Angeles, California. (Variety by Alberto Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Sources told People Magazine that many believe Charles should make the first move to reconnect with Harry. However, there is hesitation. Prince William is said to not want to stretch the olive branches while Queen Camilla keeps her distance.
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Many insiders feel that Charles III should make the first move to reconcile with his son. (AFP via Henry Nichols/Getty Images)
“The fundamental issue is trust,” royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith told the outlet. “The King and William don’t trust Harry and Meghan in any kind of secret conversation.”
Eldridge said all Sussex can do is stay in the lane and focus on business. However, he warned that even though the couple is ready to negotiate peace, it will take some time for them to trust the royal family.
Meghan Markle was by Prince Harry’s side when Queen Elizabeth II, the prince’s grandmother, passed away in September 2022. She has not returned to the UK since then. (Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
“It’s like another Hollywood reboot of a story we’ve already seen,” he said. “Meghan has not only read the script, but has been repeatedly chosen to re-enact her roles in this story. It’s hard to imagine a ‘re-imagining’ of this script.
In March, Meghan Markle made his comeback to Netflix with a new lifestyle series that paints rosy paintings of home life. (Chris Delmas/AFP via Getty Images)
“If Meghan is serious about building and expanding lifestyle empires, she would be wise to listen to old proverbs, “If you stop and throw stones on every dog you can bare, you won’t get to your destination,” Eldridge said. “Stay on the road and keep moving.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
