The plight of the British royal family, the Megxit, is largely the fault of Prince Harry for failing to properly prepare his wife for the life associated with family traditions, says Robert Jobson, author of The Prince Philip Century.
"It's a combination of Harry and Meghan fault, but mostly him," the royal expert added. "He 's not very sharp or I just do not want to explain. It' s hard work to be a member of the royal family. People think it 's not but it' s a lot. It 's not just luxury and fun and maybe Meghan did not like that. 'the other side'."
Jobson pointed out that Meghan, however, had no way of justifying herself with "I did not know how things worked" or anything like that, because the royal palace appointed a member of the queen's personal team, Samantha Cohen, to teach them to her in detail all the details of being a duchess.
Jobson thinks that maybe Meghan also had feelings of jealousy:
"When she saw that she had the little house and William and Kate were the number one couple, she probably did not understand it and thought 'Okay, let's start commercializing the royal family' - and that is unacceptable."
The couple, who now live in Santa Barbara, Calif., Have signed a $ 25 million deal with Spotify to produce podcasts and have entered into a multi-year deal with Netflix that will reward them for producing documentaries and movies. artistic. In January 2020, the couple announced their withdrawal from the royal palace and their desire to be financially independent.
Hobson closes his statement with:
"The British are financing the royal family, it is our royal family, we expect them to show respect. Without the British people, the royal family does not exist."
Source: Page Six
