Meghan Markle's 'secret game plan' exposed in huge King Charles feud
A royal biographer has revealed what he claims was Meghan Markle's game plan when she married into the royal family.
Meghan Markle's "game plan" has been exposed following her and Prince Harry's return to the UK. The Sussexes moved back to British soil towards the end of August, for what is reported as an "extended period". Alongside their two children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, they are believed to be staying at a non-royal residence in the Cotswolds.
The Duke and Duchess's move came as a complete shock to people, as it has been six years since the pair stepped down as working royals and relocated to California, U.S. In their time away, Harry and Meghan went on to share explosive revelations about their relationship with other royals, shining a spotlight on the feud between the two and members of the firm, including King Charles, Prince William, and Princess Kate. Now, according to royal biographer Dickie Arbiter, Meghan had clear intentions all along about what would happen when she married into the Royal Family.
Speaking to the Daily Expresso host, JJ Anisiobi, he said: "I don't believe for a moment that Meghan married into the family to stay in the UK. I think it was always a game plan to go back to the United States."
Upon their return, a letter has recently been issued on behalf of King Charles stating that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will no longer be working royals and will not be allowed to carry out official engagements. They will still not be able to use the titles of "His and Her Royal Highness" and will remain "private citizens", with any engagements they make not being affiliated with the Royal Family.
The letter was sent to Government officials, the military and Lord Lieutenancies, as well as Harry and Meghan. According to a spokesperson for the couple, the pair were "surprised" to have not been informed in advance about the strong-worded announcement.
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Officials have insisted that the letter does not provide any new information on Harry and Meghan's arrangements, but rather it simply reiterates what was agreed in 2020.
It is not clear how long this arrangement is expected to continue, but in Mr Arbiter's eyes, the chances of Harry becoming a working royal again are pretty much impossible.
"There's no way back for him [Harry] as a working royal," Mr Arbiter said. "That's over and done with in 2020, and it's not going to be resurrected. Even if the marriage goes pear-shaped and they separate, he won't be a working royal again."
