Renowned royal author and commentator, Angela Levin, has been a vocal advocate, shedding light on the dangers that lie ahead for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
In her published piece for Sky News Australia, she explores the unsettling reality behind closed doors and highlights the precarious nature of the couple's future ventures, especially following their Spotify deal.
Levin begins by addressing the veil of confusion surrounding the couple's current path. She warns that the Sussexes' deal with Netflix is reportedly in a precarious position, with Meghan secluded at home, working on a feminist prequel of Dickens's Great Expectations called "Bad Manners." However, the most significant cause for concern revolves around Prince Harry's future in the U.S.
Experts speculate whether he will be allowed back into America after admitting to using illegal drugs. The uncertainty surrounding Harry's re-entry into the country and the potential impact on his relationship with his children raise legitimate fears among commentators and the public alike. Levin poses poignant questions: Will he even attempt to return? When will he see his children? The absence of concrete answers only heightens the anxieties surrounding his potential exile.
In her concluding remarks, Levin suggests that, much like their engagement with Netflix, the future of Harry and Meghan hangs precariously in the balance. The accumulation of these fears, among others, leaves the couple's destiny uncertain and fraught with risks.
