The coronation of Charles III is fast approaching, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have still not confirmed their presence at the ceremony. While the Duke of Sussex is currently alone in London, royal experts are wondering: is his wife preventing the king from seeing their children, Archie and Lilibet Diana?
A stubborn resentment. It’s been more than three years now since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the British royal family to move to the United States. Since then, water has flowed under the bridge but the wounds of each are far from having closed for all that. While the coronation of Charles III, on May 6, crystallizes the tensions, the arrival of Sussex remains uncertain. In London to support his complaint against the Daily Mail, the king’s youngest son returned alone to his native land. The Daily Express of this Tuesday, March 28, relays the questioning of a royal expert: is the former star of Suits making his father-in-law pay for the Megxit by preventing him from seeing his grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet Diana?
According to psychotherapist Eduardo Omeltech, the answer is yes. Hurt by the way she was treated when she was still part of the Firm, and then how she and her husband were forced out the door in 2020, Meghan Markle is said to still harbor resentment toward the 74-year-old monarch today. “At the moment, she does not want the children to see their grandfather, because she thinks he is responsible for their departure from the royal family,” said the man who presents himself as a specialist in energy and emotions.
Meghan Markle, the keystone that could end the tensions?
Eduardo Omeltech also explained that in the couple formed by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the 41-year-old American is the one who holds the real power regarding the future of their relationship with the Windsor clan. Attending or not attending the coronation of her father-in-law, in two months, will therefore certainly be the choice of the former actress. “It is more than likely that Meghan is the person who will decide to offer an olive branch as a token of peace,” he deciphered from the British media. He insisted: “It will probably be a decision she will make quite quickly and spontaneously, and Harry will go along with it.”
Asked about Prince Harry’s future, Eduardo Omeltech suggested that Lady Diana’s son should move on and focus on “the next chapter of his life” by leaving behind old grudges about his family. “Harry needs to think strategically, without denying what happened in the past. If he doesn’t, it will eat away at him even more,” the psychology expert assured, pointing out further that if Meghan didn’t allow him to move on, their marriage would suffer. “Meghan will feel guilty about everything that happened because she loves the idea of family and as a loving wife, she feels her man’s pain,” he argued.
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