Prince Harry has apparently been spending more time at home while Meghan Markle has been partying with her friends in Los Angeles, but this does not suggest their marriage is in danger, according to a royal expert.
Ingrid Seward, editor of Majesty magazine, provided insight into life at the Sussex residence in Montecito, California, where Harry and Meghan are raising their two young children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Ms. Seward stated that the couple has gained “a little bit of independence from each other,” which she believes is a good thing given how close they were at the beginning of their relationship.
“There’s been a lot of gossip and a lot of talks that Meghan’s been out and about in LA without Harry,” she told GB News.
“But, you know, I think they’ve just gotten to the point in their marriage where they can do their own thing.”
“They were absolutely glued together before, weren’t they, but I don’t think the marriage is in trouble.”
“I just think they’re finding, you know, a little bit of independence from each other, which we’ve never seen before.”
This comes amid speculations that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might make a fortune if they sell the rights to Harry’s controversial memoir Spare, which was released in January.
There have been rumors that Spare may be made into a Hollywood film, as the pair continues to make money from relationships with media giants like Netflix and Spotify.
The pair may further increase their income by arguing that the book, published by Penguin Random House, be produced or co-produced by Archewell.
According to a senior source, “Harry and Meghan are in a win-win situation.” He will expect a high fee for the rights, whereas engaging Archewell would result in a more lucrative ‘double dip.'”
Meghan’s own project, Archetypes, debuted in August of last year, though the weekly uploads were paused for the period of mourning following Queen Elizabeth’s death in September.
Meghan was honored with a Gracie Award last month for the 12-episode series, and she was chosen ‘Best Podcast Host’ during the award ceremony.
Despite not being able to attend in person, Meghan issued a statement expressing her thanks for the award.
“Thank you to the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation for this prestigious honor,” she remarked.
“This is a shared success for me and the Archetypes team, the majority of whom are women, as well as the inspiring guests who joined me each week.”
Only a week before, Harry, Meghan, and her mother Doria Ragland were in New York to accept Meghan’s Ms Foundation Women of Vision Award.
In other news, an analyst says Prince Harry made an “unwise” decision at his father’s Coronation and is regarded as a “loose cannon” by the Royal Family.
According to royal analyst Richard Kay, the Duke of Sussex appeared “petulant” after leaving the Coronation early.
The Duke spent only 28 hours in the UK for the trip before returning home to visit Archie on his fourth birthday.
Harry’s quick exit was discussed in the Channel 5 documentary ‘Harry & Meghan: Is America Turning Against Them?’ “That was foolish, it looked petulant,” Kay stated. ‘I’m only here because I got to be here, because I’m the King’s son, but I can’t wait to be away’.”
According to another royal analyst, Harry is viewed as a “loose cannon,” whereas Meghan is “set on destroying” the Institution.
“The Royal Family will be deeply upset by the fact that they have this loose cannon, someone William was close to,” said Tom Quinn.
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