Lady C further asserted that Meghan intends to waive guardianship rights in exchange for a staggering $100 million settlement.
The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, tied the knot with Meghan Markle on May 9, 2018. Since then, the couple has often been spotted displaying affection in public, appearing inseparable.
They were even seen holding hands at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, portraying an undying love. However, beneath their public displays of affection (PDA), there seems to be more than meets the eye.
In a conversation with Page Six, renowned biographer and author Tom Bauer shared insights from his work. Many individuals, as per Bauer, claim that Meghan Markle is growing weary of her clingy husband, Prince Harry.
Speculations suggest that within a couple of years, Meghan might negotiate with her father-in-law, King Charles, to dissolve their marriage. London is abuzz with rumors of Meghan's alleged fatigue regarding Prince Harry, with some speculating that she will reach a breaking point in two years and seek a deal with Charles to end the union.
Bauer added that Harry's clingy behavior towards Meghan, treating her as a lifeline, has left her feeling suffocated. Harry has been visibly affected and disturbed by recent family dramas and personal losses. These factors, combined with Meghan's own financial troubles, have been causing unrest in their relationship, potentially pushing her towards seeking a deal with King Charles.
Apart from personal issues, the couple is also grappling with financial constraints. Security expenses have surged from $3.1 million to $4.7 million, while they had cashed in a $15 million mortgage in 2020 to purchase their lavish $16 million Montecito mansion. These expenses are partly covered by their lucrative deals with Netflix, which have fetched them a combined worth of $200 million.
Harry and Meghan's decision to step back as senior members of the royal family and relinquish their royal titles, as announced on Instagram, was primarily fueled by their dissatisfaction with the UK media. Meghan faced racism from the British media, and Prince Harry experienced mockery that significantly impacted his mental health, leading him to rely heavily on his wife.
However, these ongoing challenges are causing Meghan to question the viability of working on their marriage, making her contemplate whether ending the relationship would be a better option.
During an appearance on GB News, former Royal Butler Paul Burrell discussed Meghan's history of severing ties with people who have served their purpose, such as her ex-husband Trevor Engelson, former friend Piers Morgan, socialite Lizzie Cundy, and her father, Thomas Markle Sr. Burrell speculated whether Meghan would do the same to her husband.
Burrell expressed his belief that this situation would eventually end in tears, suggesting that Meghan might move on as she has done in the past. He even speculated that she might pursue a relationship with a billionaire who can sustain her accustomed lifestyle.
Burrell advised Prince Harry to contemplate his future with Meghan carefully. Although the British people would welcome Harry back, the same may not be true for Meghan, who already has two children of royal lineage.
When asked about the longevity of Harry and Meghan's marriage, Burrell suggested that it could last a decade, highlighting the uncertainties surrounding their future together.
