Some reports suggest the couple may even have personal diaries from their time as members of the royal family...
Speculation has recently returned that Meghan Markle may have evidence to support her previous accusations against the Royal Family, but a royal insider believes any potential revelation would now have little impact. The Duchess of Sussex has previously hinted that she has documents or evidence to support her and Prince Harry's claims, made after stepping down from royal duties in 2020.
These include allegations of comments about their son Archie's skin colour and the neglect of Meghan's mental health issues by royal institutions. On 'The Royal Exclusive', royal analyst Jack Royston spoke about rumours that Meghan has been withholding possible evidence.
He recalled that after the 2021 Oprah interview, a friend of hers declared on ITV that “they had the receipts” that proved everything. Royston pointed out that Meghan has often given covert signals that she has compromising information.
Some reports suggest the couple may also have personal diaries from their time as royals, raising concerns about sensitive material being released. However, Royston believes that public perception of the couple has changed significantly and any revelations would no longer have the impact they once did.
He said the Oprah interview was poorly handled and that the continued aggressive approach towards Harry's family has seriously damaged their reputation, especially in Britain. He added that in the US too, the couple no longer enjoy the support and patronage they once enjoyed. According to him, even if Meghan and Harry are still "sitting on unexploded bombs", the royal family has no reason to be afraid.
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