Meghan Markle and Prince Harry continue to make changes in the new chapter of their lives outside the British Monarchy. Following their exit last March, they have since persisted in embarking on new ventures and paths in the United States.
As the review for their bombshell "Megxit" fastly approaches, the Daily Express reflected on the events that took place this year in the lives of the British Royals. Then, one royal expert "condemned" the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's movement, starting from their shocking announcement earlier in January.
Richard Fitzwilliams stated that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry "were unhappy in their royal roles." He, then, described the couple's decision to quit the royal life as "deplorable" because of the way they handled things.
The royal expert continued to reflect on the Sandringham Summit that took place after the Sussexes' announcement on their official Instagram account. He noted that the "reassessment" of the move would happen by the end of March 2021.
Whether the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will get to use or lose their HRH titles, as well as the dukedom, the review will determine this for them under Queen Elizabeth's guidance. She will, reportedly, be the one to decide about the couple's future inside and outside the British Monarchy.
However, Richard Fitzwilliams speculated that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry might no longer return to their royal posts. He explained that the pair's commercial deals with Netflix and Spotify hint at the likelihood of their stay in their new home in Santa Barbara.
The expert added that, with their latest ventures, it has since appeared that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "see their future" in the United States. They achieved "financial independence" because of these massive deals.
As 2020 reaches its conclusion, the talks about the couple's Megxit review continue to become apparent among royal experts and fans. A separate report from the Daily Express tackled the matter, with claims that Queen Elizabeth recently sent a "hidden warning" to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
Earlier this month, a rare royal reunion took place on the grounds of Windsor Castle. Eight senior working royals met and had an engagement with frontline workers.
Several royal supporters, reportedly, suggested that the Queen has already unveiled the "New Firm." Many seemingly believe that this is a message for the Sussex couple, likely implying that they are no longer welcome to return to their royal positions as working royals.
