Graydon Carter, a royal expert, believes that as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reside away from their roots, a divide may arise within their own children.
In an interview with The Telegraph, Carter stated that Harry and Meghan are intriguing figures but that they have made a choice that they will eventually regret: their children have no relatives.
Carter pointed out that Prince William and Kate Middleton's children, who live in the UK, have cousins, uncles, aunts, and grandparents, with whom they have regular contact.
However, Harry and Meghan's children lack this familial connection, which may have consequences in the future.
Carter suggested that the attention the couple receives may become overwhelming, and they might discover that maintaining an air of unavailability could be their greatest asset.
He emphasized that excessive exposure to the public may cause people to grow tired of them.
