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Recent reports have speculated that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage may be in trouble. Columnist Morin Callahan warned in a New York Post article that the public humiliation of a split may push Meghan to "go truly nuclear" and expose family secrets. talkTV host Lady C also believes the marriage is rocky, citing the old saying that "once money comes in through the window, love goes out through the door." While Harry recently received a $14 million book deal, that sum won't support their billionaire lifestyle for long. Could financial stress be taking a toll on their relationship?
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Lady C noted several similarities between Harry and Meghan's situation and that of Prince Charles and Diana in the early 1990s, when they publicly insisted everything was fine but were clearly miserable. Like Diana, Meghan thrives in the spotlight but has been largely absent from Harry's activities during his recent trip to New York for the UN General Assembly. While PR claimed he face timed her and their children, Lady C sees this as an attempt to show the marriage is solid when signs indicate it is not.
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Harry does not appear to be happy, and Lady C believes "the scales are falling from his eyes." However,extraction from the Sussexes' entanglement will not be straightforward. As Lady C pointed out, Harry is complicit in many of their actions and there are "big secrets that are in danger of being exposed." Would Meghan really go so far as to claim she was forced to pretend she was pregnant or that racism drove them from the royal family? Lady C doubts the credibility of anything Meghan might say now.
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Questions also surround Harry's abilities and leadership skills. During a discussion about global issues at his UN event, Harry's comments were dubbed "total word salad" and "rubbish" by Lady C. She asserted Harry has never run anything successfully and is unqualified to pontificate on government policy solutions. His suggestion that youth should be brought into decision making early was called "so stupid" and offensive, as inexperienced people cannot replace leaders in running organizations.
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Further royal connections emerged through a BBC expose on alleged sexual abuse by Muhammad Al Fayed, the late father of Dodi Al Fayed who died with Princess Diana. The investigation seeks to portray socialite Anne Coxon as an enabler, despite her eminent reputation as a doctor. Lady C knows Coxon personally and questioned the timing of the report, seeing it as a deflection from issues like the BBC's coverup of a 25-year campaign of lies by reporter Martin Bashir that drove Diana to paranoia and madness.
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If the BBC hoped the Al Fayed story would knock other scandals off the front pages, they miscalculated - Lady C vigorously defended Coxon and attacked the allegations. In her view, no one retains medical records from decades ago, and what young woman would think a job-mandated gynecological exam was truly for her health and not screening for employment? The accusers were likely aware of Al Fayed's wandering hands but continued working while rebuffing advances. The Qatari royal family also owns Harrod's and clearly wants the allegations settled financially, indicating this was a "glorious stitch-up" orchestrated by the BBC to smear the establishment.
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As the self-proclaimed "British Basting Corporation" in the pocket of MI5/MI6, the BBC cannot be trusted according to Lady C. She believes they are assisting the woke left's efforts to replace the old establishment with a new order focused on identity politics. While royal scandals may boost ratings, the public should consider the BBC's credibility and motives in spreading such allegations rather than accepting them at face value. If the Sussexes do end up separating, many secrets could be at risk of exposure as the money runs out and tensions rise. But as Lady C asserts, the BBC timeline on the Al Fayed accusations and their history of royal coverups show they are not a reliable source for the full facts. Only time will tell what further secrets may emerge from Buckingham Palace as the future of two high-profile royal marriages remains in question.
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