Meghan Markle dubbed ‘selfish for having no interest in Prince Harrys family.

 

Meghan Markle has now not verified if she would accompany Prince Harry to the UK to mark the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games in spite of his pleas, claimed an insider.

Speaking on the matter, Lee Cohen informed Nana Akua on GB News that “selfish” Meghan would now not do something that wouldn’t “benefit her company or ambitions.”

He was once requested why Meghan "won't step up and be there for her husband when he is completed actually the whole thing to make her happy,” to which he branded the Duchess “selfish.”

"Harry must make the outing barring Meghan. Since stepping lower back from royal obligations and in 2020, Meghan has solely again to the UK on scant occasions, such as Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on September 22nd,” he explained.

"Many Britons share the opinion with me that they would be overjoyed to have considered the again of her after the insults to their united states of america and loved institutions. The Sussexes use the problem of safety as a handy excuse, however I consider what they virtually concern is an unsightly public reception,” he added.

The specialist continued: "Were Miss Markle to return, who ought to dispute that an unpleasant public reception of Miss Markle in Britain would be properly deserved?"

He went on to add that Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has "no interest" in the Royal household and is "not moved at all with the aid of household ties - both to her husband's household or her own.”

"If it does not advantage her company or ambitions, she has no time for it. This lady is an inveterate narcissist who solely marches to the beat of her very own drum. She is now not prompted with the aid of the noble codes of monarchy,” he said.

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