Meghan Markle and Harry: their divorce predicted ... by the ex-conquest of Prince Andrew
According to Lady Victoria Hervey, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could divorce, for lack of having spent much time together before their marriage.
Since their interview with Oprah Winfrey, in which they washed their dirty laundry in public, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have faced a lot of criticism. In addition to the tensions created with the British royal family, the couple received numerous warnings from former companions ... of Prince Andrew.
If the first, Caprice Bourret, alerted the couple to their life in Los Angeles, made of pretense, a second, Lady Victoria Hervey, simply predicted a divorce. "I think Harry and Meghan have not been dating long enough. I do not see their relationship last," she said in an interview with Closer Magazine, reported in the Daily Mail.
The ex-girlfriend of Prince Andrew has apparently predicted that Meghan Markle would want to return to the United States. “I remember just before they got married, I was like, 'They're going to get married, have a few kids ... And she's going to want to be in America eventually,'" she reveals. For her, the Sussexes did not stay in the UK long enough to build a solid couple base, unlike Kate Middleton and Prince William. "They were always traveling somewhere. They skipped the stages," she continues. "This is why the relationship between Kate Middleton and Prince William is so successful - they were together for a long time before they got married."
Companion then friend of Prince Andrew
But contrary to what others might think, Lady Victoria Hervey says Harry will be greeted with open arms by his family if he returns to the UK. Will Prince Andrew's former companion's predictions turn out to be true? As a reminder, this former model dated Prince Andrew for a few months in 1999, after his divorce from Sarah Ferguson. Although their romance did not come to fruition, Lady Victoria Hervey had long been friends with Prince Andrew, even accompanying him to a dinner held in London at Jeffrey Epstein's house with Donald Trump and Bill Clinton in 2000.
