Harry and Meghan’s Relationship Strained as New Insights Emerge

Amidst their return to the US, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have found themselves embroiled in a series of conflicts.

According to BlindItemHashtag12 from Crazy Days and Nights, the couple has been engaged in epic battles over the direction of certain podcast episodes and Harry's forthcoming book.

These disputes have shed new light on their relationship, or perhaps its deterioration, involving other individuals.

While both the Jubilee and the funeral were emotionally challenging for Harry, it was evident that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were growing apart during the Queen's funeral.

During the service, they stood by each other's side, with body language experts noting their frequent hand-holding.

However, towards the end of the event, their demeanor seemed distant, as pointed out by Jesus Enrique Rosas, renowned for his expertise in body language analysis.

Rosas highlighted a specific moment, brought to his attention by one of his followers.

As Meghan and Harry entered the Rolls Royce to depart from the funeral, their behavior changed.

Meghan entered the car first, followed by Harry, who initially positioned himself close to her and prepared to cross his legs.

However, he hesitated, ultimately opting for a seat farther away from Meghan.

She mirrored his actions, indicating a deliberate distancing between them.

Rosas emphasized that although there is unrest between the couple, they consciously moved away from the armrest and closer to the car doors.

Notably, they refrained from their usual hand-holding, further emphasizing the apparent disconnect.

Meanwhile, following the Queen's passing, Harry and Meghan have made a significant shift in their upcoming projects.

The highly anticipated docuseries, which Netflix had planned to air in December after the fifth season of The Crown, is now facing delays.

Page Six reported that the couple intends to make additional edits, potentially postponing the release until later in 2023.

Similarly, Harry's memoir, originally slated for release in November by Penguin Random House, has already been pushed back to a later date next year.

Royal experts speculate that the delay in granting Prince and Princess titles to Harry and Meghan's children, Archie and Lilibet, may be linked to their ongoing media ventures.

It is believed that King Charles, Harry's father, will hold off on bestowing these titles until the completion of the couple's various projects.

While the Sussexes were involved in the editing process of both the docuseries and the book prior to the Queen's demise, sources suggest that they are eager to remove or downplay any references to King Charles, Queen Consort Camilla, Prince William, and Catherine, the new Princess of Wales.

Insiders from the Hollywood industry and Netflix have shed light on the couple's intentions.

One source revealed that the Sussexes are determined to revise much of what they have previously said about the royal family, particularly King Charles and his immediate relatives.

This desire for modification has led to the postponement and reevaluation of their media endeavors.