Meghan Markle was charged by Brian Cox with joining the royal family and then believing Prince Harry could rebel against the establishment.
Archie and Lilibet are the couple’s two children, and Prince Harry and Meghan were married on May 19, 2018. The pair stopped serving as working royals in January 2020, and they afterwards relocated to California in the US. On December 8, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan was made available. On January 10, 2023, Prince Harry’s autobiography Spare was made available. The trip of Harry, Meghan, and the kids to England for King Charles’ coronation in May has not yet been officially announced. King Charles III’s decision for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to leave Frogmore House in Windsor at the start of the summer most recently made news regarding royal turmoil.
According to Page Six, in a recent interview with Haute Living New York, Brian Cox, who plays businessman Logan Roy in HBO’s popular show Succession, claimed that Meghan Markle appeared to have known what it would be like to join the royal family. “You can’t walk into a system where someone has already been educated to behave in a certain manner and then expect them to cut themselves out,” he added, citing recent events. “I mean, she knew what she was doing.” I was approaching… We shouldn’t have a monarchy, in my opinion. This is not sensible; it is also not practicable. This is not sensible; it is also not practicable. F-k it.
Prince Harry made various accusations against the royal family earlier this year before the book’s January 10 release. He even pointed the finger at the harm his stepmother Camilla Parker Bowles caused. Prince Harry claimed Camilla’s actions were motivated by the need to repair her reputation in the media. He previously disclosed that the memoir was initially going to be much longer and go into much more detail, but it was ultimately cut down because if those information were to become public, neither Prince William nor King Charles III would ever see them. Will pardon.
