Meghan Markle and Prince Harry tied the knot on May 19 eight years ago. Less than two years later, the couple announced that they were stepping away from their royal duties. They moved to California later and have two kids. Their decisions have often drawn public criticism, and recently, a royal commentator has claimed the marriage is a “disaster” for Prince Harry.
Meghan Markle marriage ‘has been a disaster in terms of Prince Harry’s standing,’ per expert
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle exchanged vows at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle in May 2018. Their public activities, such as the infamous Oprah interview, have since left many unimpressed. Royal commentator Rafe Heydel-Mankoo recently told The People’s Channel that the marriage is not equally successful for both of them (via GBN).
“One party of the marriage has got a lot more out of it than the other one has. The marriage has been a huge success for Megan in terms of her profile, in terms of her business career, in terms of her wealth and her status,” Heydel-Mankoo said. “But I think for Harry, one must objectively say the marriage has been a disaster in terms of his standing, his approval ratings, his connection to the monarchy, his connection to the British people.”
The commentator further said that the Prince’s decision to live in America has left him unable to “perform any meaningful role”. He continued, “As I’ve often said, he knows really how to be a prince or a polo player or a soldier – none of which are of much use in California. But of course, that doesn’t speak to the issue of whether he’s happy with his family life, and he does seem to be in a strong marriage.”
Heydel-Mankoo emphasised that the couple is “resilient.” He explained that the media scrutiny has “strengthened their bond” and they remain “personally united.” However, he reiterated that Prince Harry has paid a hefty price for the marriage, and Meghan
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on RealityTea.
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