Lawyers Decline Sussex Case as Meghan and Harry Sue William for Inheritance

In a surprising turn of events, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have filed a lawsuit against Prince William for their rightful share of an inheritance.

However, it seems that lawyers are refusing to take on the case, leaving the couple in a difficult position.

Prince Harry, who has previously referred to Queen Camilla as the villain and accused other senior royals of mistreating him during his time in the palace, appears to be positioning himself as the hero of the royal family amidst ongoing feuds.

According to an insider familiar with the Duke's nature, Harry is trying to portray himself as a fighter, exposing those who have deprived him of his rights.

He views those who have taught him royal lessons as villains in the ongoing family drama.

It appears that Harry is attempting to gain sympathy from the public by disgracing his own royal relatives.

Several royal experts have advised Harry and Meghan to apologize to the members of the royal family for causing stress and anxiety with their reckless comments.

Since stepping down as senior working royals and moving to the United States, Prince Harry has often been criticized for playing the victim card.

Even royal commentators and historians have urged him to change his ways.

However, a source on Blind Item recently revealed that Meghan encouraged Harry to file a lawsuit against future King William for their rightful share of an inheritance.

Unfortunately, they have been unable to find a lawyer willing to take on the case.

People Magazine's excerpt from Omid Scobie's new book indicates that William is completely done with the Sussexes.

Meghan's delusions of grandeur and self-importance seem to be clouding her judgment.

While her attempt to challenge the laws of the monarchy may be futile, she is likely to turn it into a media circus, as she has done with other matters.

It is highly unlikely that Meghan and Harry will succeed in their endeavor.

Prince Philip's will is kept secret for 90 years, and it is probable that the Queen's will is also sealed for a similar amount of time.

The government will undoubtedly work hard to maintain this secrecy, citing reasons of state.

In the UK, the monarch is considered the entirety of the state on paper.

Challenging the monarchy and the government in court would be a futile endeavor for any lawyer, risking professional sanctions and ridicule.

According to a source, British laws dictate that the inheritance goes to the heir, and these laws were enacted by Parliament long ago.

Therefore, Harry and Meghan are not eligible to access the monarchy's wealth.

They can only inherit personal funds, such as those left by Princess Diana or the Queen Mother.

This may explain why there is bitterness and jealousy on Meghan's part, while Harry may be hoping for an accident to occur.

There have been reports of another theory that has circulated for years, suggesting that the Queen Mother was a spendthrift who left behind significant debts for the late Queen to settle.

It is believed that only property, jewelry, and other assets were passed on to her loved ones.

In conclusion, Meghan and Harry's lawsuit against Prince William for their inheritance seems to be facing significant obstacles.

With lawyers refusing to take on the case and the secrecy surrounding the monarchy's wills, their chances of success appear slim.

It remains to be seen how this ongoing family drama will unfold, but one thing is certain: the road ahead for the Sussexes is filled with challenges.