In case you haven’t noticed lately, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are once again in a tough spot with the royal family. This new disarray of events started when the Duke of Sussex was invited to attend his father’s coronation. While fans were agonizing over social media whether the couple will travel to London or not, this Wednesday, Buckingham Palace confirmed that the Spare author will be present to witness the historic moment. However, his wife Duchess of Sussex, and kids Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, will stay back at home. Seeing all these things, Deepak Chopra recently spoke up about the couple’s breach with the royals.

Making his appearance at a red carpet event in London, the author of Abundance: The Inner Path to Wealth, Deepak Chopra took a moment to talk with The Daily Mail. During the conversation, he opened up about all the problems Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been facing with the royal family. The alternative medicine advocate stated that the pair is struggling to get through tough times.

The spiritual guru wished that the Duke and Duchess do not get strained by all these things. “I think there’s too much drama around them. People should mind their own business,” remarked Chopra to DailyMail.     

Moving forward, the 76-year-old gave a piece of advice to the couple that they should ignore what people are saying. According to him, if they respond, it will only make things worse. Therefore, if they stop pondering on it, people will eventually forget everything. The writer seemed worried about them because he has met them previously and knows what kind of people they are.

Deepak Chopra appeared on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s podcast show

Back in 2020, the best-selling author was invited to the first episode of Markle’s podcast on Spotify. During their first interaction, the duo shared their pandemic experiences with him. Following this meeting, they all became so close that he contribute to Duchess of Sussex’s 40×40 Compassion In Action initiative. For the unversed, this campaign supported women to return to work after the long break of the pandemic.

“To celebrate the 40th birthday of my friend Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, I’m donating 40 minutes of mentorship to a woman re-entering the workforce,” he once said.

What do you think about the problems the royal couple is facing? Do you agree with Chopra’s remarks? Drop your views in the comments.