Prince Harry: "Released from the royal family, but trapped by Meghan Markle"
Now installed in California with Meghan Markle, Prince Harry wished to find a certain serenity. But a royal expert told The Sun on Friday May 14 that the Duke of Sussex was actually trapped by his wife.
Prince Harry’s latest intervention never ceases to be talked about. In the Armchair Expert podcast, the Duke of Sussex spoke about his childhood and his upbringing instilled by the royal family, but also the blessings he reaped from moving to the United States with Meghan Markle. However, in the Sun columns, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams said it was "obvious" that Elizabeth II's grandson no longer made his own decisions and that the Duchess of Sussex was doing it for him. "In reality, he seems to be more and more trapped, but it is clear that he does not realize it yet," said the expert.
In the Armchair Expert podcast, Prince Harry opened up about his new life in California, explaining that he could finally lift his head and feel "a little freer", far from the golden cage embodied by royal life. . But Richard Fitzwilliams believes that Meghan Markle "pulls the strings" and exerts a certain influence on her husband. "It's easy to conclude that he doesn't make up his own mind anymore, it seems to be made for him. It’s sadly obvious ”.
In California, Harry would have "found a meaning in his life"
The royal commentator also reconsidered Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's stance on their private lives, something the couple has come under heavy criticism for, especially after splitting up against Oprah Winfrey in March. "Why lay his soul bare in this way and for what purpose?" "Asked the expert. "The need for this relentless media exposure is obviously hypocritical for a couple who are said to be obsessed with privacy." By moving to the United States, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry wanted to find calm. The Duke of Sussex would have even "found a meaning in his life", had declared his friend, the journalist Bryony Gordon in the columns of The Express. “He expects criticism not only from the media, but also from his own family. He accepted it and it set him free, in many ways. "
