Prince Harry, Meghan Markle advised to heal wounds instead of scratching them

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who are persistently targeting the royal family in their interviews and shows, have been advised to focus on their new life instead of wasting time to scratch old wounds.

The California-base couple's move is seemingly hurting the royal fans and some intellectuals who are urging the Sussexes to focus on their new life.

The Duchess took a veiled jibe at the Firm as she revealed that she felt "ashamed" to express her feelings during her time in the family, even to Prince Harry.

During an onstage interview at The Ripple of Hope awards last night, Meghan said: "I knew that if I didn't say it, then I would do it. Just didn't want to be alive any more."

Prince Harry also made allegations against the Palace about planting stories against them. They also faced backlash after their documentary's first trailer was released on the day Prince William and Kate Middleton landed in the United States for the Earthshot Prize awards ceremony.

The timing of the trailer sparked widespread reactions, as a large number of royal fans slammed the couple for the timing of its release. The first trailer had more than seven million views and around 300,000 people 'dislike' the video, more than 20,000 gave the trailer a thumbs up. The second trailer of the series also received huge backlash.

King Charles III, The Prince and Princess of Wales and other members of the Firm are also apparently shunning Meghan and Harry's claims, and trying to continue as normal. However, some royal experts have suggested the Sussexes to enjoy their new life in the US instead of speaking ill on others.