Prince Harry and Meghan Markle celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary on May 19th, a milestone that highlights their enduring compatibility and the trusting relationship they share.
However, what does it truly mean to be a "very compatible" couple? Observers often note that Harry seems to play the obedient partner to Meghan, who tends to take center stage in their relationship. While a trusting relationship is vital, its depth can be challenging to gauge.
Do they genuinely trust each other, or do they perceive themselves as a united front against the world? Some suggest that Meghan may have influenced Harry into believing they could face life's challenges together as a family. Skeptics argue that Meghan's commitment might have wavered had Harry not been a wealthy prince.
Reports have surfaced indicating Meghan's desire to control and steer her life’s direction. Royal expert Andrew Pierce discussed this with Sarine on the latest episode of The Mills YouTube show, stating that Meghan wants to be the lead actor in her life. He suggested that while it's acceptable to pursue such a role, it should be done transparently, without deceiving others. Pierce cautioned against gaslighting the public into thinking Britain treated Meghan poorly, noting that she was initially well-received but eventually rejected the role assigned to her within the royal family. He emphasized that Meghan seemed to be showcasing herself, with Harry merely accompanying her on the journey.
In a seemingly strategic move, a documentary about Prince George aired on the eve of the Sussexes' anniversary, despite George not turning 11 until July. The timing of the Channel 5 broadcast in the UK appeared deliberate, overshadowing Harry and Meghan's celebration. Instead of basking in the media spotlight on their anniversary, the focus shifted to Prince George, the future king, whose birth relegated Harry further down the line of succession.
Meanwhile, Harry faced criticism and ridicule as he marked his sixth anniversary with Meghan. Critics argue that Harry has disappointed the Queen and the British public. Ingrid Seward, a royal expert, remarked that while the public initially adored Harry and Meghan, their departure from royal duties led to widespread disappointment. Seward noted that Harry seemed content with his Californian lifestyle, devoted to his wife and children, yet harbored bitterness toward the family and life he left behind.
Despite their financial success, Seward suggested that Harry's personal achievements are lacking. She praised him as a devoted husband and father but criticized his role as a son. As Harry and Meghan celebrated their sixth anniversary, they likely reflected on their journey and the skepticism they have overcome. However, Harry's reputation in his homeland has faded, and he remains a polarizing figure.
