Meghan Markle 'crossed the Atlantic' wanting to become a brand with Prince Harry
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to quit the British royal family has been getting widely discussed since they parted ways in 2020.
According to expert and author Tom Quinn, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex wanted to use the name Sussex royal in their business ventures which caused an “unholy scrap” after they weren’t given permission to do so.
“They wanted to be Sussex Royal. Again this is an American culture thing coming in via Meghan,” he told Channel 5.
“She, having crossed the Atlantic, began to think ‘we have got to be a brand’. That terrible word that the Royal family would always think 'they're talking about brands, it's awful!’" he continued.
"It was the Royal family again saying to them because clearly Meghan and Harry clearly hadn’t checked, ‘You can’t just carry on with the titles you had when you were working members of the royal family’,” he added.
Sophie posed on the Beatle's famous zebra crossing on Abbey Road
The Prince of Wales travelled to a High School in the West Midlands on Thursday without Kate