The Royal Family finds itself under immense pressure to take decisive action against Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who continue their relentless efforts to tarnish the monarchy.
Speculations abound regarding the firm's decision on the couple's titles, with insiders suggesting that a resolution might hinge on the return of the 75-year-old Monarch to his duties. However, concerns have intensified with the Sussexes' recent move to Jamaica, adding to the worries of the recovering Monarch, who temporarily stepped back from Royal duties after prostate surgery.
Despite being stripped of the HRH title when they stepped down as senior Royals in 2020, Meghan and Harry occasionally use their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles. This persistence in retaining royal associations, four years into their new life outside the firm, has prompted calls for the couple's titles to be revoked.
Royal expert Sarah Vine argued in a column for The Daily Mail that the Sussexes should be stripped of all their titles, pointing to their recent public appearances as evidence of undermining both individual reputations and the institution as a whole.
According to Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former butler, the Royal Family has adopted a new tactic to combat the relentless attacks from Meghan and Harry. Burrell expressed skepticism about any reconciliation, stating that the Royals have closed their doors to the couple. The new strategy involves keeping everything in-house, consolidating their position, and maintaining a tight-lipped approach.
Burrell went on to speculate about Meghan's future actions, predicting that she will eventually pen an explosive memoir. He believes that the reason for her delayed revelation is tied to the impending release of her memoir, which will provide her perspective on the events.
With Meghan aiming to share her side of the story, Burrell anticipates that this move will further damage the Royal Family and shake their foundations even more profoundly. The Royals, it seems, are bracing themselves for a continued battle with the Sussexes, adopting a strategic approach to weather the storm created by the couple's persistent criticisms.
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