Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have been the subject of intense media scrutiny since their fairytale wedding in 2018. Despite their seemingly happy marriage and two adorable children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, the couple has been dogged by persistent rumors of divorce and separation. Amidst swirling rumors, one thing is clear the public's fascination with this royal couple shows no signs of waning. 

Despite their repetitive joint appearances, combined work projects, and everlasting efforts to make a change, royal experts continue casting doubts on the royal couple and their relationship. 

Speaking to Sky News a couple of hours ago, writer and Broadcaster Esther Krakue weighed in on how Prince “Harry was terrified of Meghan leaving him to go throughout the media”. This statement comes in light of how the Duchess failed to show up with the Duke on his regular UK visits. Moreover, the author commented on how the Duke has been struggling to get back his security so he could feel safe bringing his family over. 

Despite commenting on how the Duke might be terrified of the Duchess, the British commentator affirmed how no one knows the nature of the relationship yet. Despite the rumored tensions, the couple has been putting their best foot forward as royals with a philanthropic vision. Highlighting the same, the author commented how “this is obviously just a rumor” and no hard facts have been revealed so far. 

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While the Sussexes have been putting in their sweat and tears to portray themselves as flag bearers of philanthropy, the official visuals represent something else. 

In a major joint appearance last month, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle embarked on a three-day tour of Nigeria, marking their first overseas visit since stepping down as senior royals in 2020. The couple's trip was filled with various engagements, including a visit to a school supported by their Archewell Foundation, a polo match in support of the non-profit Nigeria Unconquered, and a women's leadership event.

While the tour was seen as a success, with the couple receiving a warm welcome from the Nigerian people, it reportedly didn't sit well with their royal relatives at Buckingham. The visit was seen as too similar to an official royal tour, which the couple is no longer entitled to undertake since their departure from royal duties. Despite this, the couple remained committed to their charitable causes.

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Royal experts and pundits continue to fuel the speculation, but the Sussexes remain steadfast in their commitment to each other. What is your take on the comments by the British author about the royal couple? Let us know in the comments below.