King Charles, Prince William warned as Meghan Markle, Harry plan to set up 'rival royal court' in UK

King Charles, Prince William warned as Meghan Markle, Harry plan to set up 'rival royal court' in UK
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"This is NOT sustainable and undermines the foundations of the monarchy" A royal expert has claimed that Prince Harry and even Meghan Markle are 'absolutely' making it clear that they are going to set up a 'rival royal court' in UK. They also clearly want to force the public to see them as working royals after moving back to Britain. This has been claimed by royal expert Brittany, who goes by Royal News Network on X, formerly Twitter handle after it was revealed that 'Meghan eyes return to charity work and media access.' Sharing the report of the Times, Brittany tweeted, 'Harry and even Meghan are absolutely making it clear that they are going to set up a rival royal court and clearly want to force the public to see them as working royals.' The royal expert said, 'This is NOT sustainable and undermines the foundations of the monarchy. Because if anyone can do 'royal work', then what makes the royals royal.' 'Charles is an absolute fool when it comes to his son and his wife. No good can come from this, none,' the expert added. Earlier, the Times reported Meghan will be 'rekindling' her relationships with UK charities — and is expected to be photographed and publicised doing so, as the family start to plan their lives back in Britain. It is understood that Meghan, 45, and Harry, 41, and their team will consider creating a new 'framework that is fair' for media access to their engagements and coverage of their public work.

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