‘Attention-seeking’ Meghan Markle lands herself in hot waters

What shot does Meghan Markle really have with the public who remember her curtsy

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Published September 05, 2026
‘Attention-seeking’ Meghan Markle lands herself in hot waters

Years after accusing the Royal Family of not offering her help through her mental health woes, and making an apparent mockery of the curtsy she gave the Queen from her time in the Firm, Meghan has returned to Harry’s homeland of aristocrats.

What makes this return even more explosive is not even her decision to return with her children, instead it’s the fact that major holidays are around the corner and sources warn Prince William may boycott the family affair should the Sussexes end up invited.

Amid all these rumours of the reconciliation efforts Prince Harry’s undertaking are also bubbling to the surface and one expert even came forward to offer his hypothesis.

According to the Daily Express, the expert in question is US-based columnist and royal and foreign policy commentator Lee Cohen.

He warns the chances may be ‘zero’ because Meghan Markle’s past record was less than stellar.

While pointing it out his words were nothing short of accusatory. In Mr Cohen’s view, “[Meghan Markle] brought endless drama, grievance and attention-seeking to an institution built on duty, discretion and service,” more than that he even accused her of “casting a shadow over the final years of the beloved late Queen.”

As for his concluding remarks, he got more ruthless than usually and hit back with the most scathing takedown yet. In the eyes of Mr Cohen what Meghan ‘deserves’ from this return isn’t “another chance”, instead, “the only thing she deserves is permanent exile from the family she insulted so despicably.”

H. Anjum
H. Anjum is a News Editor at The News International (Digital) with over five years of newsroom experience. She is a media graduate specialising in British royal coverage, reporting on monarchies, traditions, and modern royal life. She also writes on fashion, movies and TV shows with contemporary relevance for a global audience.
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