A biographer of Princess Diana called Megan Markle's dramatic departure from the royal family last year a "tragedy". In February 2020, Harry and Meghan's decision to "withdraw" from royal duties caused an uproar. Over the past 18 months, the couple's comments to the media have exacerbated the seriousness of the decision, including an explosive revelation in Oprah's interview.
In an interview, Megan accused an unknown member of the royal family of racial discrimination against their first child, Archie. Last week, biographer Andrew Morton made the remarks during a discussion with experts Molly Morsin and Christina Garibaldi on the podcast.
Morton said on the podcast: "I used to think of Megan as a team player, and in the American drama "The Lawyer in Gold", she is known for team spirit. After marrying Harry, I thought she would change her nationality and get ready to be British. There have been recent rumors that Meghan and Harry had planned a "royal escape" early in their relationship, but Morton said Meghan would actually prefer to throw her fate into the royal family.
Morton commented: "When Meghan joined the royal family, she did everything in her power to get involved. She gave up all her social media accounts and the fact that she was a patron of various charities. It seems that she is willing to integrate into the royal life. In the end, though, they chose to leave, which was a minor tragedy for the royal family, and they lost someone associated with a crowd they couldn't really reach. ”
It is reported that since leaving the royal family, Harry and Meghan have become financially independent. Their portfolio includes a £150 million deal with Netflix, a deal with Spotify, a Silicon Valley startup and, more recently, a partnership with a company.