The second condition involves exclusive custody of their children, Archie and Lili. In custody proceedings, it's common to call family members and caregivers as witnesses, provided they have firsthand information to share.
Megan's mother, Doria, is being brought into the spotlight as a potential witness, likely to provide testimony based on her observations and interactions with the children. Having Doria living with them could strengthen Meghan's case for full custody, as it demonstrates her involvement in the children's lives.
Harry, on the other hand, lacks close relatives in his life, which could make it more challenging for him to secure joint or full custody. The report also suggests that Meghan insists on retaining her title of Duchess of Sussex as another significant condition for agreeing to the divorce.
Royal expert Angela Levin speculates that Meghan might use Prince Harry's admission of drug use in his memoir to her advantage in legal proceedings.
Levin also points out Prince Harry's emotional struggles and suggests that Meghan may not be providing the support he needs during difficult times, such as dealing with the passing of the Queen and his grandfather.
The report raises questions about Meghan's intentions, wondering if she's preparing to distance herself from Harry, as she allegedly has with others in her life. It suggests that the situation might be a gradual revelation of her next big move.
