Meghan Markle is trying to secure that her and her husband Prince Harry’s royal titles won’t be taken away from them after Prince William becomes the king.
King Charles has been dealing with canc3r for months, and amid this, the former actress wants to have a conference with him to protect their future as William does not want her and his brother to maintain the Duke and Duchess of Sussex honors, RadarOnline.com has published.
The publication also notted that Meghan is looking for the promise from her father-in-law that they’ll always be the Sussexes even after his passing.
‘Meghan needs that royal cachet’ to sell her brand
A mole reported, “Harry and Meghan are increasingly worried about their war:ning influence in America, and news that Prince William is insisting they be removed their royal titles has plunged them into a state of panic.”
“Their titles perform their last vestige of encouragement in the US, and losing them would be nothing short of disastrous. Meghan needs that royal cachet to sell her As Ever products,” they shared. .
The source also showed how the pair will be affected by the losing their royal titles.
Meghan Markle was happy to meet King Charles as soon as possible
The tipster showed, “For Harry, such a loss would be devastating – and for Meghan, it would mean more humiliation, plus damage to her brand and money-making potential.”
“The mounting pressure is weighing heavily on her, leading to her immense distress. She wants to visit with the king and get some affirmation from him that she and Harry will be able to maintain their titles after he passed away,” the source added.
Meghan and Harry left the UK for a financial independent life in the US in 2020. T
Prince Harry’s charity controversy adds more burden on him and Meghan
The most recent controversy the couple dealt with was after Sentebale charity, founded by Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho in 2006 to help children in Southern Africa, dealt with bullying and racism accusations, as per The Sun.
Meghan was also blamed for not “liking” Dr Sophie Chandauka, the Sentebale charity boss.
It ended up in the 40-year-old prince and Seeiso resigning from their positions.
In a statement, they said, “It is devastating that the relationship between the charity’s trustees and the chair of the board broke down beyond repair, creating an indefensible situation.”
