If Prince Harry has been mourning his beloved grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, in recent days, the Duke of Sussex is surely far from regretting the decision he made a few years ago. Sometime after his May 2018 wedding to Meghan Markle, he announced his intention to jump the royal ship and move with his wife to America. A choice as surprising as it is unprecedented, widening the gap a little more between Prince Harry and the rest of the royal family. It took a river interview with American journalist Oprah Winfrey to learn that in reality, the couple was the bane of the British monarchy.
Meghan Markle, then pregnant with Lilibet, had admitted in particular that the pregnancy of Archie had been a source of concern on the side of the members of the Windsor clan, some seriously wondering about the skin color that the little boy would have at birth. The ex-actress had also pointed the finger at a low blow from Kate Middleton who would have cried the young woman with hot tears a few days before her marriage to Prince Harry. But that’s not all since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also returned to the discomfort felt by Meghan Markle.
In The me you can’t see, documentary on the mental health that prince Harry has produced, the brother of William delivered a moving testimony on this dark period crossed by the couple. Impossible for him to forget this terrible evening when Meghan Markle told him of his deep discomfort. At the time, both were expected at a charity event in London and the American had confided in her husband, revealing that he wanted to “no longer live.” A conversation concluded with an express hug before heading to the Royal Albert Hall for their royal obligations.