A royal analyst renders a terrible conclusion regarding the relationship between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Even though Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have started a new life in the US, things haven’t always gone as planned. On the contrary, the accusations against the Royal Family have not only kept them in the public eye but have also prompted frequent criticism from specialists and commentators who condemned their outbursts.

The public has always been more interested in the Sussexes’ private lives, despite their forays into a number of companies, some of which have been more successful than others. Days after a shocking new report surfaced that their marriage was failing, a royal specialist has now rendered a terrible verdict on Meghan Markle.

Because of his wife’s behaviour, Prince Harry has become a “lamb to the slaughter,” according to renowned royal biographer Tina Brown, who also calls all of her ideas “total crap.”

With Harry and Meghan’s relocation to the United States, they began a new life free from all links to the royal responsibilities that they—or at least Harry—had carried out for many years.

For the three-member family at the time, leaving the Royal Family was a big decision, but they accepted it. Harry and Meghan have since welcomed Princess Lililbet, their daughter, who just celebrated her third birthday a few weeks ago.

The pair has stated time and time again that they would want to lead a more private existence, but their numerous charges against the Royal Family were made evident in their now-famous Oprah Winfrey interview, Netflix series, other interviews, and, most importantly, Harry’s candid memoir, Spare. In addition, Harry and Meghan have launched a number of businesses.

Meghan, for example, created the lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchid. Although it was introduced earlier this year, the Duchess was not entirely satisfied with the initial response.

A new jam flavour was released just hours before Kate Middleton’s return to the royal life at the Trooping the Colour in April, and she was chastised for taking the limelight.

Regretfully, the jam was derided for both its exorbitant cost and its mediocre flavour.