Divorce yes, divorce no. Harry of England and Meghan Markle broke up or is it just a tam tam of the web? On the eve of Lilibet Diana’s two-year birthday on June 4, rumors of a minimal relationship between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex multiplied.
Meghan disappeared when Harry was promoting the autobiography “Spare”, then reappeared with her face painted and polished and a look somewhere between Kate Middleton and Jennifer Lopez. Finally, there was the clumsy staging of the “almost catastrophic” chase through New York by the paparazzi (instead of being chased, they were followed by two photographers, a motorcycle and a bicycle) and the setting of the exclusive Carlyle Hotel, Lady D’s favourite. : The Dukes asked for a discount for the night, but the manager rebuffed them. Shortly thereafter, the second son of King Charles III and Lady Diana was discovered to have a room reserved at the exclusive San Vincente Bungalow near Montecito, Los Angeles. However, it seems that he goes there to record the memories of the second volume of “Spare”, not to escape from his wife and children or spend hot nights with imaginary lovers.
However, the British and American tabloids are certain that the marriage is on the rocks. Louise Roberts of Sky News gives them a black crunch, while Lady Colin Campbell said that in recent months Harry has reportedly contacted lawyers to start divorce proceedings. Added to them is Lady Diana’s former butler. Paul Burrell of GB News argued: “Am I the only person in the UK who thinks Harry has finally opened his eyes? He was brainwashed.”
Petronella Wyatt of the Daily Mail says Harry feels lonely: Meghan leaves him at home to chase the spotlight alone. Those lights he’s been trying to put out his whole life. And here we come to the “Telegraph” revelations: “They don’t have the same ambitions anymore” with royal expert Angela Levin of Gb News who is defeatist to say the least: “They are really splitting up. (Meghan, ed.) wasn’t there when he needed it… It’s the beginning of the end for him. This will put him in a hopeless situation so that she can get custody of the children. It’s completely isolated.” The Sussexes would not confirm or deny true to Oscar Wilde’s motto: “Good talk or bad talk doesn’t matter, as long as you talk about it”.
Source: IL Tempo
John Cameron is a journalist at The Nation View specializing in world news and current events, particularly in international politics and diplomacy. With expertise in international relations, he covers a range of topics including conflicts, politics and economic trends.
