Rumors surrounding their potential divorce have sparked speculation about prenuptial agreements, particularly one that allegedly entitles Meghan to $80 million for the support of their children, Lilibet and Archie. King Charles III reportedly did not approve of this pre-agreed amount.
Custody of the children would become a major point of contention in the divorce. While Harry is said to have full custody, Meghan is rumored to fight for custody rights as well.
Despite their challenges, experts believe that the couple may not ultimately divorce. Harry's strained relationship with his brother, Prince William, and the complexities of custody laws in America make it unlikely that he would return to Britain if they were to split up.
In the midst of this, Queen Camilla has been at odds with King Charles over whether to invite Harry and Meghan to his coronation. Camilla reportedly does not want them at the historic event due to Harry's memoir, in which he criticized her and their past relationship.
These ongoing tensions indicate that the situation within the royal family remains complicated and uncertain, and the outcome of the various disputes remains to be seen.
