Meghan Markle plans to 'outshine' King Charles as Palace doors shut on Harry
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle grew apart more from royal family
Meghan Markle set to fuel rift with the royal family amid reports that the Palace doors have been shut on her husband Prince Harry.
The Duchess of Sussex received backlash after she planned to step out for a big event on the same day the royal family will be gathered for King Charles' birthday parade at Trooping the Colour.
In conversation with Fox News, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield discussed the ongoing growing rift between the royals and the Sussexes, which will have a bad impact on Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
She said, "King Charles has cancer and will likely never get to know Harry’s children."
Kinsey believes that Meghan "magnified" Harry's plenty of problems which were not moaned by him before.
Speaking of the feud, the royal expert said, "I don’t believe Meghan is staying out of it because every time there is a royal milestone, like Trooping the Colour on Saturday, the Sussexes have to try to do something to outshine them."
For the unversed, Meghan will be the guest of honour at a museum’s Night of Wonder in the US.
"[For example], Meghan’s upcoming appearance at an L.A. gala is on the same day as Trooping the Colour, the king’s birthday parade. Meghan might compete with the royals, but she is certainly not on their radar," Kinsey stated.
These remarks came after sources claimed that King Charles and Prince William have "shut down" Palace doors for Harry after his explosive BBC interview and recent surname change controversy.
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