Meghan’s worst fear is that Harry…” tension at the Sussex

To the Royal Observer on Thursday, March 23, Tom Quinn – a royal expert – shared what Meghan Markle’s worst fear was about Prince Harry. A fear that, according to him, would be related to the life of a forefather of her husband.

In 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have definitely settled their bags in the United States. Specifically on the California coast, in Montecito. A departure from the British monarchy that had made a big noise. A choice premeditated by them but which, as pointed out by Tom Quinn to the site The Royal Observer Thursday, March 23, could be accompanied by a terrible fear following the revelations made by Harry in his memoirs … “Meghan’s worst fear is that Harry becomes like Edward VIII and that she becomes like Mrs. Simpson,” explained the expert in crowned heads.

As a reminder, Edward VIII had abdicated the throne for love, in order to marry Wallis Simpson. “They [Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson] lived in this beautiful house in France, but we know they were desperately unhappy,” continued Tom Quinn. A tragic fate face dreaded by the royal expert concerning the youngest son of Charles III. “[Meghan and Harry] will become insignificant in the same way that Edward VIII became insignificant and very unhappy”, he then estimated, pessimistic.

Prince Harry: soon to be expelled from the United States?

On March 21, the Daily Mail had revealed that a group of conservative activists sought to know if he had used drugs before settling permanently in California. Research made following the revelations made by the youngest of Charles III in his memoirs where he had announced that, in the past, he had used many drugs. Only, as it is stipulated in the American law on the immigration, severe sanctions will be taken if an individual has lied to the agents of immigration.

And among these sanctions, deportation from the U.S. territory and the prohibition to apply for U.S. citizenship is mentioned. That’s why Mike Howell (director of the Heritage Foundation’s surveillance project) told our colleagues to make the prince’s visa application public. “This request is in the public interest in light of the potential revocation of Prince Harry’s visa for use of illegal substances and other questions regarding the Prince’s drug use and whether he was properly screened before entering the United States,” he said. A hypothesis quickly swept aside by Washington DC officials who quickly refuted this possibility, citing the prince’s “private life”.

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