Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s World Titles at Risk as Lawmaker Seeks to Strip Them

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may face a challenge to their world titles, as one UK lawmaker plans to introduce a bill to strip them of their royal status.

Conservative member of parliament Bob Seeley made the announcement following the release of the couple's six-part Netflix documentary in December.

Seeley accused Harry of attacking important British institutions, trashing his family, and exploiting his own misery for public consumption.

Jonathan Scardotti, a British broadcaster and royal commentator, confirmed that Seeley is determined to move forward with his plans.

However, the Sussexes seem to have had a change of heart and now want to reconcile with the royal family.

According to Daniela Eisler, they are behaving like a six-year-old child, seeking forgiveness by getting down on their knees.

Their sudden change of stance has left many questioning their trustworthiness.

In an article for news.com.au, Daniela Eisler highlights Prince Harry's contradictory stance on privacy.

While he has spoken about his own right to privacy, he has also disregarded the privacy of the royal family.

Privacy has been a central theme in Harry's recent media appearances, both in interviews and written statements since his move to the US.

Eisler points out that Harry has criticized other members of the royal family for using PR teams to gain positive media coverage, but questions how his approach is any different.

During an interview with Tom Bradbury for ITV, shortly before the release of the documentary “Spare,” Harry stated, “My family's been briefing the press solidly for well over a decade, so I'm sorry that me owning my story and being able to tell my own story is upsetting to some people.”

Eisler questions whether it can truly be considered owning his story if Harry resorts to the same self-serving tactics he accuses others of using.

She argues that Harry has shown little regard for the privacy of other family members while demanding his own be protected, citing examples such as King Charles' teddy and Kate Middleton's annoyance at Meghan asking for a lipstick.

According to Eisler, Harry cannot have it both ways.

He cannot criticize his family's behavior while engaging in similar revelations.

The question now arises: do we want to see Prince Harry and Meghan Markle participate in the coronation?

Can they be trusted?

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Until next time, hasta la vista.