Prince Harry feels ‘haunted by his fractured family ties’ while Meghan Markle is ‘struggling to cope’ after the couple’s move to Los Angeles, according to a source.
The Duke, 35, and Duchess of Sussex, 38, currently live in Tyler Perry’s $ 18 million mansion with their son Archie, one, who officially retired from royal service in late March.
But speaking to the Sunday Mirror, a source said the royal couple faces extreme tension with their new life, and revealed: ‘[Meghan] It has been very quiet. I think it’s likely that she feels extremely low and is probably struggling. ‘
They added that Prince Harry felt “particularly sad on William’s birthday on June 21.”
Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, are “ struggling to cope ” in the midst of their move to Los Angeles, a source has claimed (the couple is pictured in London in March at the Day service. from the Commonwealth, they resigned as senior royalty three weeks later)
Meghan and Harry spectacularly announced that they would step down as royalty in January, and officially finished their duties in March.
The couple moved to Meghan’s native Los Angeles after spending time on Vancouver Island, Canada.
The source explained that Meghan had become “more distant” and “introverted” in recent weeks, leaving her family “concerned.”
“Prince Harry must be tormented by his fractured family ties,” they added.
The source claimed that the Duke of Sussex was ‘particularly depressed on Prince William’s birthday’ last month (the couple appears with William and Kate in July 2018 watching the RAF air flight from the balcony of Buckingham Palace)
It occurs when the duchess cut ties with her best friend and former stylist Jessica Mulroney after she was embroiled in a racial dispute last month, which sources say has been “really tough” for royalty.
The daughter-in-law of the former Canadian prime minister threatened the livelihood of blogger Sasha Exeter after the couple had a private discussion about racism.
The controversy led the mother of three to be fired from her CTV presenter role and her work with Good Morning America, while husband Ben last month announced that he would resign from his CTV etalk entertainment program.
The source added that the former Suits star has been “hit very hard” and is no longer talking to some of his closest friends.
It occurs when the duchess cut ties with her best friend and former stylist, Jessica Mulroney, after she was involved in a career last month, which sources say has been “really tough” for royalty (Meghan appears with Jessica and her husband Ben in 2016)
The source added that Meghan has closed and she no longer knows who to trust.
Word comes that the couple have officially closed their Sussex Royal charity.
Reports yesterday suggested that Prince Harry and Meghan have filed official documents with Companies House to dissolve the royal foundation while shifting their focus to Prince ‘Travalyst’s’ ecotourism scheme.
The independently created company hopes to help the tourism industry survive the coronavirus crisis.
The news comes when reports suggest Meghan and Prince Harry have officially closed their Sussex Royal charity.
Meghan and Harry moved to dissolve their charitable organization after the Queen’s decision that Harry and Meghan can no longer use the word ‘royal’ in their ‘brand’.
A source told Newsweek: ‘After previous announcements that The Duke and Duchess will not use the name’ Sussex Royal ‘and will not continue with a foundation in their name, the documentation was archived with Companies House and the Charity Commission to formally close charity down.
‘This will appear in the public online registry in the coming days. The charity formally enters a “solvent liquidation” period.
The couple, who resigned from the royal family earlier this year, are said to want to focus on new ventures in the future.
This includes Travalyst, led by The Duke of Sussex, which brought together some of the largest operators in the travel industry, including Visa, Booking.com and Skyscanner, to help travelers choose lower-carbon options more easily. and choose destinations that will have more benefits for local communities.
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