Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly feel they have nothing to apologise for in their dispute with the Royal Family.
The couple, who have lived in the US for the past six years, believe they deserve an apology for how they were treated, according to royal expert Emily Andrew.
Writing for Woman & Home, Andrew said sources told her that Harry and Meghan have no plans to apologise to King Charles or Prince William.
The couple are reportedly spending time away with their children during the UK school half-term break. They have also paused their public appearances for now.
The report claims they are dealing with an investigation involving Meghan’s father, Thomas Markle Sr, over allegations of child sexual abuse. However, the supplied article does not include official confirmation of the investigation.
According to Andrew, people close to Meghan say she is deeply upset. Close friends are supporting her, and others check on her every day.
Andrew said the situation is outside Meghan’s control and would be emotionally difficult for anyone.
Sources said that looking at her own young children makes Meghan feel distressed for any children who may have been affected by the alleged abuse.
They also described a feeling of relief, saying Harry, Meghan and those close to them have carried this burden for a long time. They did not explain what they meant by that.
