Renowned royal biographer Angela Levin, sharing her insights, emphasized that if Meghan were to transition into politics, she would have to relinquish her titles. According to Levin, Meghan's suitability for a political career is questionable, citing her thin-skinned nature and the necessity to part ways with her titles.
Levin expressed her doubts further, stating, "She's holding onto her titles dearly, so the likelihood of her making any headway in parliament seems extremely slim." These comments were made during an interview with Sky News host Paul Murray.
Meghan's potential involvement in the US Senate was a topic of discussion, with Levin weighing in on the matter. She also took to social media, formerly known as Twitter, to share her views on the situation. She stated, "The speculation surrounding Meghan Markle's potential replacement of the late Senator Dianne Feinstein in California is coming to an end. Another female candidate has secured the position."
Levin continued, "Was it merely a PR stunt? Meghan would have had to relinquish her UK titles, which she seems reluctant to do."
Following the unfortunate passing of California Senator Diane Feinstein, all eyes turned to California Governor Gavin Newsom, who was responsible for appointing a successor. Reports indicated that Newsom held a Zoom call with the Duchess of Sussex, but ultimately, Meghan was not chosen for the vacant seat. Governor Newsom announced, "I am pleased to introduce California's new United States Senator—Laphonza Butler.
