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It appears that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry both resigned as top members of the royal family for more reasons than they cited.
According to express.co.uk Richard Palmer, royal correspondent, the real motive behind Megxit was to use his royal titles to accumulate money.
Coming to Twitter after the news of Meghan’s investment with an American startup Clevr mixes, which makes instant oat milk coffees, Palmer said the reasons for the Duchess of Sussex’s departure were more than family, privacy and the pressure of paper.
“A reminder that Harry and Meghan’s desire to earn money from their royal status was the root cause of their departure from the Royal Foundation and, ultimately, from the Firm,” he wrote.
“The fights with the staff, the family, the media were all the reasons they quit, but this was an important part.”
Even royal supporters seemed to express similar sentiments when they lashed out at the Sussexes following news of the investment.
One person said, “It’s always been about money.”
Another wrote: “The problem here is not that they make money, the problem is wanting to make money with the royal status when they knew it was not allowed. It is the murkiness of everything, people can tell.”
“I think they should both drop the Sussex title,” said a third.
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