A royal insider has claimed Meghan Markle broke a promise to the late Queen Elizabeth II and that the former actress is secretly “very proud” to be associated with the royal family.
The royal commentator believes Meghan has used her title as Duchess of Sussex for “capital gain”, which she allegedly promised the late Queen she would “never do”.
A royal reporter has claimed Meghan Markle broke her promise to Queen Elizabeth II. Photo by Daniel Leal - WPA Pool/Getty Images) In the end, Harry stayed a Prince and the couple were allowed to keep their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles. The decision to remove the couple’s HRH titles followed the precedent set when Princess Diana and Fergie divorced their husbands in 1996.
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