Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Demand Royal Family’s Apology for Lack of Support

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have accused the Royal Family of failing to provide them with the necessary support to counter claims made against them while they were still working members of the institution.

According to a royal insider, the couple is seeking a capitulation and an apology from the palace for the treatment they claim to have endured.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have alleged that royal aides actively worked against them and refused to address the negative press coverage surrounding their lives.

As a result, there is now speculation about the state of their relationship with the family as they prepare to return to the UK for the King's coronation.

The insider explained the difficulty in meeting the Sussexes' demands, stating, “The problem is that the Sussexes want a capitulation and apology by the palace, but when recollections vary, that's quite difficult.”

Prince Harry has personally called on his family to apologize to his wife for the mistreatment she experienced upon joining the institution.

In a recent interview, he expressed his belief that the ongoing feud could have been avoided, claiming that the Royal Family had treated him as if he were delusional and paranoid.

He admonished them, saying, “It was all so avoidable, but they just couldn't help themselves.

You know what you did, and I know why you did it.

And you've been caught out, so just come clean.”

Royal historian Robert Lacey acknowledged the seriousness of the rift and predicted that it would take time to fully resolve.

However, he pointed out that Harry and Meghan had demonstrated their ability to put aside their differences and present a united front during events such as the Platinum Jubilee and family funerals.

Lacey emphasized that the upcoming coronation would require them to do the same, stating, “It's almost insulting to ask when they are going to kiss and make up.

There have been some very grave disagreements.

But the Platinum Jubilee and the funerals of the Queen and Prince Philip did demonstrate that they could put personal enmity aside for the sake of the bigger cause.

And that is what the coronation will be all about.”

Royal correspondent Robert Jobson, who has closely followed the Royal Family, suggested that peace negotiations between the Sussexes and the monarchy might be postponed until after the coronation.

He dismissed rumors of contact between the parties, saying, “There's not been much connection, even that Welby stuff is wide of the mark.

There's a lot of guesswork going on.

My understanding is that there's been no real contact whatsoever, so I don't understand where a lot of people are getting it from.

I'm told that it's not the case.

The last thing they'll want to be doing is having all sorts of reconciliation talks in the middle of a coronation.

The world doesn't revolve around Meghan and Harry, even if they think it does.

They're focused on state visits to Germany and France and then the coronation.”

Despite the ongoing tensions, it has been revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been included on the guest list for the upcoming coronation.