Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been accused of potentially making life difficult for Prince William and Kate Middleton when they eventually become King and Queen.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex currently live in California with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. However, royal commentator Mark Dolan has suggested they may seek to spend more time in Britain and establish what he described as a “rival court.”
Speaking on The Royalist podcast, Dolan claimed: “Meghan and Harry will make life a misery for King William and Queen Catherine.”
He suggested the couple could divide their time between the United States and the UK, possibly living in Britain for as much as half the year.
“They’d love to be in the UK, I think, up to half the year with this rival court, and then it’s going to carry on into the next generation,” he said.
Dolan also predicted that tensions could eventually affect the royal children.
“And Archie and Lili, when they’re teenagers and young adults, I predict will make life a misery for George, Charlotte and Louis,” he claimed.
The commentator later turned his attention to King Charles, praising his character and performance as monarch while arguing that further changes are needed.
“Constitutionally, I think he’s been a good king, and he’s a kindly and intelligent man, very ethical as well,” Dolan said. “But he’s got to modernise the monarchy.”
