Reports have surfaced suggesting that Meghan Markle is allegedly blackmailing King Charles, making outrageous demands for the prestigious title of Princess of Wales.
According to these claims, Meghan has her sights set on Princess Catherine’s role and title, and she is supposedly willing to consider returning to the UK with her children, Archie and Lilibet, under certain conditions. But that’s not all—there are also whispers that Meghan desires a grand castle and a significant sum of money as part of her demands.
Royal insiders claim that Meghan’s latest condition for her potential return to the UK involves taking over the very role held by Princess Catherine. This coveted position comes with extensive global attention, high-profile duties, and, of course, the title of Princess of Wales. For Meghan, this role may represent a way to re-enter the UK by stepping into the shoes of the woman she is reportedly envious of. Royal expert Angela Levin has shared that Meghan is adamant about not returning unless she receives the title and all the perks associated with it. Naturally, this raises the question: Is Meghan truly jealous of Princess Catherine?
According to Levin, Meghan isn’t just after the title—she wants the full royal package, including a lavish residence and substantial wealth. It’s ironic, considering Meghan previously voiced her frustration about not receiving payment for her royal duties. Meanwhile, Prince Harry is reportedly seeking advice from former royal aides in an effort to find a way back into the royal fold. It seems their life in California, with its promises of independence, lucrative Netflix deals, and high-profile interviews, may not be as fulfilling as the couple had hoped.
Angela Levin is outspoken in her criticism of Harry’s behavior, accusing him of playing the victim while still wanting to be embraced by the royal family. She references the late Queen Elizabeth II’s firm stance that there would be no "half-in, half-out" royals, a message Harry seems to have overlooked in his hopes of maintaining a part-time role in royal life. Levin makes it clear that Harry can’t have the best of both worlds.
As for Meghan, her apparent fixation on becoming Princess of Wales raises eyebrows. Is she seriously attempting to blackmail King Charles by demanding Princess Catherine’s title as a bargaining chip for her return? Some reports suggest that Meghan is at least alluding to such demands. Levin is quick to note that Meghan’s desire to replace Catherine appears to stem from deep-seated jealousy. Meghan’s ambitions to become a global brand and influential figure seem to have hit significant roadblocks, and now she appears to be eyeing the one position that could bring her the fame and recognition she craves.
It's worth recalling that Meghan and Harry once envisioned themselves as a new breed of royals—traveling the world, adored by the public, and influencing global politics, all without the more mundane and traditional royal duties. Meghan’s love for the spotlight has been well-documented, while Harry, by contrast, seems to miss the simplicity of royal life. Levin suggests that Meghan has no interest in returning to the UK unless her status is significantly elevated. Prince William, however, is reportedly standing firm. According to sources, William has already banned Harry from rejoining the royal fold, so it’s highly unlikely that Meghan’s aspirations of swapping places with Catherine will come to fruition. William, fully focused on his royal duties, has little time for Harry’s alleged victimhood or Meghan’s demands.
Levin also notes that Meghan is facing mounting PR difficulties. The departure of yet another PR head has dealt a blow to her efforts to build a global brand. In stark contrast, long-serving royal staff members continue to display loyalty to the monarchy, making Meghan’s frequent employee turnover seem questionable. As their California-based projects appear to unravel and their path back to the UK is met with resistance, one has to wonder—where do Meghan and Harry go from here? If Meghan cannot secure the Princess of Wales title and the royal lifestyle she seeks, only time will tell what her next move will be.
