Rumors circulate that Meghan may demand a whopping $80 million in child support from Prince Harry, prompting the palace to verify the true identity of their children in case of a divorce. The King, in response, appears to have devised a plan to keep Meghan away from her grandchildren.
Recently, Lady C shared interesting news in a video about Harry's divorce proceedings, revealing that the King has been seeking opinions in Parliament regarding the custody of the children. She expressed that the relationship between Meghan and Harry is strained, and it seems inevitable that their marriage will collapse. Notably, Harry refused to delay the release of his book, "Spare," at Meghan's insistence, indicating tensions in their relationship.
According to Lady C, there were other difficulties that contributed to the problems in the marriage, including disputes over the filming done in Queen Mary's house, which Meghan and Harry released on Netflix without Princess Eugenie's consent. This action created embarrassment and strained relationships between the couples. It seems Harry's broken marriage has prompted him to work with lawyers and consider his options.
While Harry might desire to return to his family, Lady C suggests that Meghan is staging their togetherness for public perception. Many believe their recent PR video was an attempt to improve their public image amid challenging times. Nevertheless, it appears that financial issues and homesickness as expats might be tearing them apart.
The situation surrounding the custody of their children is complex, with political implications that the royal family aims to handle with dignity. Ultimately, the question of money and the strain of living a lifestyle they might not be qualified for could contribute to the couple's potential separation. Some speculate that post-divorce, Meghan may become a social media influencer while Harry returns to live with the royal family, away from the public eye.
It remains to be seen how this drama will unfold, but for now, the King's actions in seeking Parliament's opinion suggest that significant decisions lie ahead.
