Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been making headlines since the moment the world knew they were dating. Ever since the couple decided to step down as senior members of the royal family, curiosity has only increased. Fast forward through the long months of quarantine during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, and a baby announcement put Harry and Meghan right back on the map. And then came their March 7 interview with Oprah Winfrey, which has effectively put them front and center on just about every tabloid from the U.S. to the UK.
After the death of Prince Philip, many wondered if the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would travel to England for the funeral. Alas, Harry made the trip, but Meghan stayed behind, at the advice of her doctor, according to People. And while Harry remains at Frogmore Cottage, perhaps trying to have conversations with his family after that Oprah interview caused a massive rift, a royal expert has spoken out about his marriage. According to Page Six, Lady Colin Campbell doesn’t think that the Duke and Duchess will last. Read on to find out why.
Prince Harry is 'entrapped,' royal expert claims
Lady Colin Campbell told Page Six that she doesn’t believe that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marriage is forever. She told the outlet that Meghan is “disconnected from reality,” and explained that the couple’s interview with Oprah Winfrey really put a stain on Meghan’s reputation in the UK. The main reason Campbell doesn’t think that Meghan and Harry will last? Because of the lies that Meghan allegedly told during that interview.
“This wrong-footed woman stated untruths. She couldn’t keep her mouth shut. Knowing some statements could not be massaged into reality, Harry went along. Not pleased, he knew they were not true,” Campbell told Page Six. She goes on to say that Harry is “entrapped,” living in the United States with his wife, in a “communal property state” with two kids. She went on to say that if Harry ever wanted to return to the royal family, well, it probably won’t be easy. While “London would act polite,” and treat Harry “with respect,” Campbell says that the “establishment” will “treat him as a pariah.” If Campbell is correct, and Harry and Meghan decide to split, it sounds like it will be a tough road for the duke.
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