The royals of Sussex shed their royalties in the initial days of 2020. Moving to California to start their new life, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have come a long way. Since then, the couple have gone on to work on their production house, Archewell Productions. They even collaborated with Netflix for their Harry & Meghan documentary and Heart of Invictus. All of their works have shed light on their relationship with the family back in the UK. Naturally, the two have been met by resilience from the family and the staff working for the family alike. 

As the Queen’s first death anniversary approaches, the former royal butler has some thoughts about the Megxit couple. 

The Butler has concerns over the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s actions

The royal butler holds the couple in not-so-royal regard. In an exclusive interview with Mirror, Paul Burrell revealed how he believes the couple would “go rogue” during Queen’s first death anniversary. According to Burrell, Prince Harry would be thinking up a stunt to perform. He even called him the “prodigal son” for doing all things differently and straying away from the family. The “going rogue” claim was backed by the actions of the Sussexes last year. Hours after the late Queen’s service in London last year, the couple had their own version of Remembrance Day in LA.

The royal family would not deem a similar “public demonstration of grief” appropriate. Moreover, the royal protocol is to stay underground as a gesture of grief. Prince Harry’s public attempts to showcase it would not land right with the family. Burrell added, “He’s always going to be the villain. He’s cast himself as the villain. So he has to now play the role of the villain.”

While the ex-butler has always opined strongly on the Californian couple, another ex-butler also had opinions on the Prince’s relationship with his friends and brother, Prince William. 

Prince Harry falls short in royal butlers’ eyes

Another ex-royal butler, Grant Harrold, talked about the Prince “drifting away” from his friends and brother in a NY Post exclusive. Even being an unofficial best man for his friend Jack Mann, the Duke did not turn up at his friend’s wedding. Harrold even talked about how the brothers weren’t “the best of friends” anymore.

Their relationship is pretty much non-existent and has become distant. Recalling the fun between them when they were just boys, the butler reminisced about their good times together. 

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