It seems that the marriage is now officially over, and there is no doubt about that in my mind. Harry and Megan are no longer living together and are heading in completely different directions when it comes to their future projects.
What's most interesting is that Harry has been meeting with Nicholas Somes, who happens to be Charles's right-hand man. It appears that Harry is attempting to find a way back into the royal family without Megan by his side.
To say that the relationship between Harry and Megan has deteriorated would be an understatement. They have reached a point where they cannot stand the sight of each other.
Numerous sources, including journalists, Royal household workers, and Kensington Palace staff, have confirmed this. It was somewhat expected, but Harry is reportedly in a state of panic as he struggles to explain the scandal surrounding the nonexistent children.
In my opinion, it's not a complicated matter. I believe that Megan will insist on keeping the imaginary children with her. This arrangement would relieve both parties from further scrutiny and also provide the royal family an opportunity to avoid any further public explanation.
The situation becomes precarious if they decide to pay Megan, as it would give people the impression that they are hiding something. Speculations and wild theories would abound, fueled by Megan's previous track record of dishonesty and her tendency to live in a fantasy world. Few people nowadays believe a word she says, so why should she be compensated at all? It's not like she has real children to raise and support; their invisibility is a clear indication. The few photos we've seen of these invisible children are either fake or blatantly photoshopped. It's high time someone exposed the lies surrounding these children, which would unequivocally reveal Megan and Harry as opportunistic con artists.
There are two types of people you should never negotiate with: criminals and blackmailers. Even if Charles were to give Megan any money, it wouldn't silence her. She would eagerly divulge any information to anyone who would listen, regardless of its truthfulness. Megan is well aware that the Royals are reluctant to pursue legal action, so she would seize the opportunity to spill the beans, causing further chaos. Ultimately, Harry is the one who got himself into this mess, and he should bear the responsibility of explaining it all.
As for the fake children, the explanation is rather straightforward. Lifelike dolls were presented to two elderly individuals for a brief moment. At first glance, these dolls are indistinguishable from real babies. It's worth noting that Charles has never met either child. Unfortunately, it seems that the royal family has played along with this deception to some extent, making them complicit. Harry has undoubtedly attempted to deceive everyone regarding the children. Given these circumstances, accepting Harry back as a working royal, even if they were to send him off to Africa, seems implausible once the truth comes to light.
Regrettably, this situation is bound to be highly damaging for the royal family. They cannot afford to have the public learn about Harry's scheme to include his illegitimate children in the line of succession while being born via surrogacy. King Charles might be willing to pay to have his son back, but Queen Camilla's opinion remains uncertain. Prince William is unlikely to be pleased with this arrangement at all. However, my suspicion is that they will agree to it for the sake of the monarchy. Charles will probably pay whatever amount he can, believing that the rumors will eventually fade away and be forgotten. While the royal family has the financial means to weather this storm, Megan does not. If Megan goes down, she will attempt to drag the royal family down with her. However, they should resist paying her anything.
Megan's announcement of pregnancy was likely a ploy to coerce Harry into marriage. Eventually, I suspect the royal family discovered the truth. Staff members, regardless of their position, tend to engage in conversations amongst themselves, and they would prioritize protecting those they care about, such as the late Queen and Prince Philip. By the time the moon bumps began to show, it was too late to expose Megan without causing harm to Harry. It seems they have always tried to shield him from the consequences of his actions.
If I were in the palace's position, I would initiate a counter-campaign. I would begin by revealing the super injunction concerning the moon bumps and disclosing the results of the bullying reports. If Megan starts demanding money, I would request DNA, medical, birth, and general medical records for the children. In the United States, children receive mandatory vaccinations, so those records would be essential. Additionally, I would include a DNA clause stipulating that any money received by Megan would be canceled if her friends leaked stories or disclosed any information about the royal family or Megan's life within the royal family. If she refuses to sign the non-disclosure agreement, she would receive nothing. Megan is too oldand has such a tarnished reputation that she wouldn't be able to attract anyone with significant financial resources.
Paying Megan Markle anything would be utterly ridiculous. Why should this deceitful scammer receive a hundred million pounds when that money could be better spent helping struggling families put food on the table? I would lose a great deal of respect for the king if he were to give in to this malicious woman's demands. After all, it's Harry who got himself into this mess by ignoring advice from others. He needs to take responsibility and find a way to resolve this situation on his own. Moreover, the divorce is solely between Harry and his wife, not involving the king. A divorce settlement is a matter for a lawfully wedded couple, not the father-in-law.
There's no reason for the king to get entangled in this settlement. He is not married to that wicked witch, and it is unfair for her to profit from her despicable behavior over the past four years. Negotiating with criminals and bla
In the end, the invisible children will be safely hidden away in the United States, and eventually, they will be quietly removed from the line of succession. Megan, however, will likely require a substantial sum of around 100 million pounds, along with a foolproof non-disclosure agreement, to ensure that neither Harry nor the royal family can pursue her legally for the rest of her life.
Apparently, there is a significant secret that they are desperate to keep hidden, which involves a tape featuring Harry, Marcus, and another individual engaging in inappropriate behavior. The palace has been engaged in lies, cover-ups, and deceit on behalf of Harry for quite some time. There are allegations of Harry engaging in illicit activities with underage girls, involving drugs and alcohol, during his time in Las Vegas.
This is another aspect they wish to keep permanently concealed. One can't help but see the parallel with Andrew's situation. Both Harry and Andrew, unfortunately, seem to share a dark side—corrupt and repulsive individuals. To Andrew's credit, at least he never targeted his own family.
In my belief, this news will eventually surface, stating that Megan can only claim half of their assets in the divorce settlement, and that Charles has no obligation to pay anything. Frankly, I fail to understand why anyone would think the royal family would give Megan a single penny.
If Harry desires a divorce, he simply needs to apply to the courts under the new no-fault divorce law. There's no longer a requirement to prove grounds for divorce, such as adultery or unreasonable behavior. A simple statement confirming that the marriage has irretrievably broken down is sufficient. It would be wise for Harry to pursue a clean break Financial Order, a legally binding document that outlines the division of assets and finances after the separation.
This ensures that neither party can make future claims on each other's money or assets acquired during or after the marriage, including pensions, income, or inheritance. If Charles were to pay Megan anything, he would only be causing further trouble for his own family.
