Royal expert Angela Levin has revealed that Meghan will not return unless she receives the title and its associated benefits. This has fueled speculation about Meghan’s jealousy towards Princess Catherine. Levin claims that Meghan is not only after a prestigious title but also a luxurious home and substantial financial support. This is particularly surprising given Meghan’s previous dissatisfaction with not being compensated for her royal duties.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry appears to be seeking advice from former aides on how to reestablish himself within the royal family. This suggests that life in sunny California may not be as fulfilling as they had hoped. The dreams of independence, lucrative Netflix deals, and multi-million-dollar interviews might not be as satisfying as they once imagined. Angela Levin has criticized Harry for wanting to play the victim while still expecting the royal family to embrace him again. Levin points out that the late Queen Elizabeth II was clear about the rules—no half-in, half-out Royals—but Harry seems to have overlooked that message, still hoping for a balance between his old life and newfound independence.
As for Meghan’s aspirations to become Princess of Wales, is she genuinely trying to pressure King Charles into granting her Princess Catherine’s title for a grand comeback? Reports suggest there might be some truth to this intention. Levin argues that Meghan’s desire to take Catherine’s place stems from jealousy and her ambitions to become a global brand and influencer. Facing significant obstacles, Meghan seems to be targeting the role that could provide the fame and recognition she longs for.
Let’s not forget that Meghan and Harry once envisioned themselves as Royals without the mundane responsibilities—traveling the world, being adored, and influencing global matters. Meghan’s love for the limelight is evident, while Harry appears to yearn for the simplicity of royal life. Levin suggests that Meghan has no intention of returning to the UK unless her status is significantly elevated.
Prince William reportedly has little interest in Meghan’s plans and has already barred Harry from rejoining the royal family. It seems unlikely that Meghan’s hopes of exchanging titles with Catherine will gain any traction. William remains focused on his royal duties and has little patience for Harry’s victim narrative or Meghan’s seemingly unreasonable demands. Levin also notes that Meghan’s public relations issues are mounting, with her recent loss of a head of PR adding another setback to her global brand aspirations. Meanwhile, long-serving royal staff continue their loyalty, making Meghan’s frequent employee turnover look even more questionable.
With the California project facing challenges and a return to the UK hindered by royal resistance, it’s uncertain what the future holds for Meghan and Harry. If Meghan cannot attain the title of Princess of Wales and the royal lifestyle she desires, speculation about their next move remains rife.
