The Duke and Duchess of Sussex faced a turning point after their departure from the royal family in 2020, according to royal biographer Tom Bower. He remarked, "They initially believed they could leverage their royal connections, but eventually, they had to adopt an anti-royal stance, and there are limits to how far that can take them. The initial novelty has faded, making it increasingly difficult for people to collaborate with them."
Tom also expressed concerns about their future careers, stating, "I don't believe Harry can sustain a lasting endeavor. Meghan, however, appears calculated and resolute, unlikely to jeopardize her hard-earned status and accomplishments."
Furthermore, Tom observed a noticeable shift in Meghan's attitude, describing a "sense of entitlement" that was not present before. He noted her uncertainty about her career aspirations, saying, "It seems she desires an independent career, but the question remains: in what capacity? She appears to grapple with the concept of authenticity. There's a newfound sense of entitlement that differs from her previous self."
Meghan's absence from Harry's UK trip for the Wellchild Awards in 2023 on September 7 has sparked speculation about the couple's future. She is scheduled to appear at the Invictus Games on September 9.
Another royal expert, Dr. Tessa Dunlop, suggested that Meghan, a former Hollywood star, might hold the belief that the UK "doesn't deserve her."
Meanwhile, Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, are set to participate in a special tribute to the late Queen at St David’s Cathedral in South Wales. The Prince of Wales will pay homage to Queen Elizabeth II's life and legacy, with a strong focus on the future. The event is expected to be an emotionally charged occasion for the entire royal family.
