According to an insider familiar with Prince Harry's mindset, the younger son of King Charles II is attempting to depict himself as the hero fighting against those who have deprived him of his rights. He views anyone who tries to teach him a royal lesson as villains. However, some experts suggest that Harry's jealousy towards his brother is pathological, and the damage he has caused is deeply concerning. The insider further suggests that Harry may seek sympathy from the public by discrediting his own royal relatives.
Several royal experts have advised Harry and Meghan to apologize to the royal family members for causing stress and anxiety with their reckless and ill-advised comments. Harry has faced criticism for playing the victim card since stepping down as a senior working royal and relocating to the United States. Even commentators and historians have urged him to change his approach.
According to People's magazine, an excerpt from Omid Scobie's new book reveals that Meghan encouraged Harry to file a lawsuit against his future king, William, in pursuit of his rightful share of inheritance. However, they have been unable to find a lawyer willing to take on the case. The book suggests that William is completely done with the Sussexes, while Meghan is perceived as delusional, self-important, and driven by greed. The chances of their case being successful are minimal, and it may not even progress to the discovery stage.
Both Prince Philip's and the Queen's wills are likely to be kept secret for many years, considering their significance in the UK's governance. The government can argue that such documents need to be kept confidential for reasons of state, given the monarch's role. Pursuing a feudal case against the royal family and the government could lead to ridicule and professional consequences for any lawyers involved.
According to a source, British laws dictate that the inheritance goes to the heir, as established by Parliament long ago. Harry and Meghan are not eligible to access the monarchy's wealth but can access personal funds, similar to Princess Diana or the Queen Mother. This has reportedly caused tensions, with Meghan allegedly hoping for an inheritance windfall. There are claims that the Queen Mother left £8 million to be shared between Harry and William when they turned 40, although specific details remain unclear. Another theory suggests that the Queen Mother might have left significant debts for the late Queen to settle, with only property and jewelry passed on to loved ones.
