Royal Dilemma: Queen Cuts Off Meghan Markle from Will Amid Tensions with Prince Harry

In a surprising turn of events, the Queen has reportedly made a last-minute decision to completely cut off Meghan Markle from her will following the couple's recent controversial actions.

Prince Harry, feeling the strain of his relationship with the royal family, is said to be treading a delicate line and seeking their support, according to insights shared by a royal expert.

After stepping down as working royals, Harry and Meghan embarked on new ventures, including striking lucrative deals with major platforms like Netflix and Spotify.

Recent reports have indicated that the couple is in the process of filming a docuseries titled “At Home with the Sussexes” for Netflix as part of their monumental $100 million streaming agreement.

As preparations are underway for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations in the UK, tensions are running high as Harry, Meghan, and their children, Archie and Lilibet, are set to join the royal family for the occasion.

Royal expert Tessa Dunlop highlighted the potential awkwardness of the upcoming reunion, emphasizing Harry's precarious position within the institution.

During an appearance on True Royalty TV's The Royal Beat, Dunlop expressed concerns about Harry's sense of isolation if the royal family continues to distance themselves.

She noted that while Harry seeks financial stability and recognition, he also yearns for the familial bond and prestige associated with his heritage.

Recent speculations suggested that Harry and Meghan were expected to participate in a service at St. Paul's Cathedral alongside the Queen and other members of the royal family as part of the Jubilee festivities.

However, with the Trooping the Colour event scheduled to take place, only working royals will be present on the Buckingham Palace balcony, potentially excluding the Sussexes.

Adding to the intrigue, royal expert Duncan Larcombe pondered on the public's perception of Harry and Meghan during any public appearances they might make.

The couple has been under significant scrutiny to deliver on their promises, particularly in relation to their Spotify commitments, as noted by royal author Rebecca English during an interview on Palace Confidential.

English highlighted the pressure mounting on Harry and Meghan to fulfill their obligations, given their high-profile departures from the royal fold.

With anticipation building around their promised projects, there is a growing expectation for the couple to address their experiences within the monarchy, despite Harry's earlier assurances to his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, about maintaining discretion.