Over the past few months, royal experts have been blessed (cursed) with an abundance of information to comment on, owing to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The Megxit will forever be a father figure in terms of Royal gossip. However, the mighty act did not come with a set of explanations and stories. All that changed when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appeared on the Oprah interview.

The couple gave away just the right amount of information for a royal expert to deduce that Meghan Markle said approximately thirty lies in the explosive Oprah Winfrey interview. What no one saw coming despite the multi-million dollar Netflix deal with the Sussex constantly looming was the sea of drama that the Sussexes will provide us with.

Through their tell-all ventures, they fed the world with Royal gossip, while ruining their chances of reconciliation with the Royal family. This is perhaps why it has been a month since the release of his bombshell memoir, and Prince Harry has not received any apology or even acknowledgment from the Royal Family of Britain.

Is the royal family not sorry for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle?

The Harry & Meghan Netflix docuseries mainly focused on the supposed crimes of the Royal family against Meghan Markle. Then came Prince Harry’s memoir. It consisted in detail of the accounts of mistreatment Prince Harry faced at the hands of the Royal family. A highlight being Prince William physically fighting him as a grown adult.

But despite what one would call airing out dirty laundry, Prince Harry has demanded an apology from the Royal family. Considering how particular they are about their stiff upper lip, they are not going to forget the humiliation so easily.

“He was hoping his family, especially William, would lay their cards on the table and have an open conversation with him, but they haven’t made progress,” a royal expert said, as reported by Cosmopolitan.

One would understand the silence and unapologetic behavior of the Royal family, had Prince Harry asked for it in a general sense. However, he was referring to the shameful words written by Jeremy Clarkson against his wife, and the royal family’s silence regarding it. There are two sides to a coin, and in this case, both are equally rusted.

Hierarchy aside, who do you think should be the first to apologize? Let us know in the comments below.