King Charles III, hitherto demonstrating clemency toward Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, may embark on decisive measures against the couple come January of the forthcoming year. This impending action is poised to coincide with the unveiling of the highly-anticipated book by the Duke, titled 'Spare', as revealed by a royal biographer.
Angela Levin, an esteemed author of royal narratives, conveyed to The Sun: "Harry and Meghan seem intent on sowing discord. They persistently test boundaries, unmindful of the repercussions of their actions. In my estimation, [the Royal Family] will adopt a stance of restraint until after the book's release. They must ascertain the content of the documentaries and then evaluate the narrative presented in the book. Should the Suss*xes assail or intrude upon Catherine's existence, the response shall be formulated accordingly."
Within the realm of conceivable actions to preserve the sanctity of the monarchy, the monarch may contemplate the withdrawal of the titles "Duke" and "Duchess" from the Suss*xes, albeit Prince Harry would retain his princely distinction.
These developments transpire against a backdrop of diminishing popularity for Meghan and Harry as evidenced by several polls conducted among the British populace.
Pollster Matt Goodwin, responsible for amalgamating survey findings from diverse polling entities, conveyed on Twitter: "Collective polling insights from People Polling, JL Partners, and YouGov concur in portraying a consistent narrative. Their 'brand' is now regarded unfavorably within Britain. They have evidently chosen to immerse themselves in their American endeavors, a strategic decision that may prove prudent. A revival of their standing within Britain seems implausible."
In a recent tweet, Levin asserted: "Today's poll conducted by the MoS (Mail on Sunday) reveals that almost half the populace agrees that the couple should be precluded from participating in the Coronation. This event is dedicated to our King and Queen. The intrusion of Harry and Meghan would unduly shift the focus and disrupt the essence of the occasion."
Levin, alluding to the findings of the MoS poll, articulates that a significant proportion of the British population opposes King Charles inviting Prince Harry and Meghan to partake in the Coronation ceremony slated for May of the ensuing year.
Amidst conjecture surrounding Prince Harry's forthcoming memoir, scheduled for release on the 10th of January, there is anticipation that the tome may contain substantial allegations directed toward King Charles and Camilla.
