Meghan Markle Urged to Show Respect for the Queen, Says Donald Trump’s Former Adviser

Donald Trump's former senior adviser, Jason Miller, has called on Meghan Markle to start respecting the Queen and cease pursuing her own interests.

Miller emphasized that as a member of the royal family, certain thoughts and ambitions should be set aside.

He stressed that the number one rule of being a royal is to never disrespect the Queen.

Speaking to The Sun about the Duchess of Sussex, Miller stated that she should demonstrate more respect for the institution of the royals.

He believes that when marrying into the royal family, there is an expected decorum that comes with it, where some personal aspirations need to be relinquished.

Miller further emphasized the importance of showing reverence towards the Queen.

Miller, who currently serves as the CEO of the free speech social media network Getre, expressed his opinion that elevating personal interests above those of the family or the Crown might not be well-received.

He suggested that such an approach would likely fail to resonate with the public.

In March, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made headlines with their controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, during which they made several explosive claims about the monarchy.

However, Buckingham Palace released a statement indicating that they did not fully agree with all the details provided by the Sussexes, highlighting the potential for differing recollections.

As the couple attempts to mend relations with the royal family, they have been cautioned against continuing to criticize individuals by a royal expert.

Meghan, in particular, spoke candidly about her struggles within the institution during her interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this year.

She alleged that a member of the family expressed concerns over her son Archie's skin color prior to his birth.

Additionally, the Duchess revealed that she had contemplated suicide due to the challenges she faced in adapting to royal life.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry asserted that both his brother, Prince William, and his father, Prince Charles, were trapped within the royal family.

Russell Myers, royal editor at The Mirror, has advised the couple to refrain from denigrating others if they hope to improve their relationship with the royal family.

On the Pod Save the Queen podcast, Myers stated that it was time for them to focus on their own lives without being preoccupied with external matters.

He emphasized the need to differentiate between the business of the monarchy and their personal aspirations.

Myers acknowledged the possibility of future appearances by the couple but stressed the importance of not engaging in further interviews.

He also mentioned Harry's forthcoming memoir, which is expected to be highly revealing.

Myers urged Meghan and Harry to make a decision regarding the type of relationship they desire with the Queen.

If they wish to participate in events such as Trooping the Colour and the Platinum Jubilee, and represent the British monarchy, they must adhere to certain expectations.

The couple made the decision to step back from their royal duties last year and establish a new life in America.

They currently reside in California with their two children, Archie and Lily.