Prince Harry 'is uncertain about his current decision-making,' says royal author.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who have been making headlines over their recent 'professional separation,' are reportedly facing significant challenges.
According to various sources, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's relationship is in a "very bad state" as they navigate their next steps.
Royal expert and author Tina Brown expressed her concerns, stating that Meghan has "the worst judgement in the world" and consistently gets it wrong.
In a candid discussion on The Ankler Podcast, Brown criticized Prince Harry for "blindly" following Meghan to California, suggesting that she has portrayed him as a "child" and "a lamb to slaughter."
Angela Levin, reacting to Brown's remarks, indicated that Meghan "believes she is incredibly important in the world."
Speaking to GB News host Nana Akua, Levin noted, "Tina Brown described Meghan in a very negative way—something few have dared to do before. Apparently, Meghan is inconsolable and crying nonstop because she genuinely admired Tina Brown, who has now criticized her. It's quite a blow to hear that about oneself, especially when you consider yourself to be of great importance and that your actions are impactful on a global scale."
Levin highlighted the Sussexes' recent professional separation, asserting that their working relationship is indeed in a "very bad state," and she added that Harry is still "facing issues with his U.S. visa."
"He's facing visa complications. There's an opportunity for them to reevaluate the issue, and it's possible he may not be able to remain in the U.S. Maybe that’s why they are considering purchasing property elsewhere," Levin suggested.
She pointed out the confusion surrounding their plans, noting, "They say they’re going to work separately, yet they’re also looking to buy a house in Portugal. You wouldn't make such a move unless you intended to spend a significant amount of time apart. It raises questions about their relationship status. Still, I’m sure they’re trying to sort things out."
Ultimately, Levin remarked that Prince Harry "is unsure about where he stands" in his decision-making process at this moment.
