King Charles Fumes as Meghan Markle Blames Monarchy for Career Setbacks with Crocodile Tears

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly believe that the royal family is secretly working against them. Isn't that ironic? It's almost too much, especially given the couple's tendency to portray themselves as victims. The Daily Express claims that Meghan and Harry think the royal family is undermining their professional endeavors.  Recently, Meghan reportedly lost a deal with Dyer, and Meghan Bellamy, who portrays Kate Middleton in "The Crown" Season 6, hinted at a royal snub. Insiders believe a vendetta is at play, as high-profile brand deals for the couple have mysteriously fallen through, allegedly due to the royal family favoring other members for similar opportunities. 

This suspicion intensified when Queen Camilla was seen wearing Dyer haute couture during a visit to France, raising eyebrows about the timing. But is this a case of the Sussexes playing the blame game? Prince Harry, seemingly caught in the middle, reportedly tried to mend fences with the royal family amidst their financial struggles. From their terminated Spotify deal to their Netflix documentary being labeled a Hollywood flop, and the Archewell Foundation's funding woes, the challenges are mounting. Harry's birthday call to King Charles in November, seen as a step towards reconciliation, was short-lived.

Then there's the explosive book "Endgame" by Meghan Markle's so-called mouthpiece. The book makes controversial claims about King Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton. The Dutch version even alleges concerns raised by two senior royals about Prince Archie's skin color. This has led to trust issues within the family, with Harry reportedly reaching out but making little progress. The royal family, understandably, seems hesitant to engage, given the lack of trust.