Prince Harry’s wife, Meghan, faces a tough challenge in reassimilating to life in the UK where she remains deeply unpopular, as well as managing uneasy ties with the royal family.
A film made late last year is set to be released soon in which she has a brief cameo appearance playing herself. In an interview with US television host Oprah Winfrey, Meghan also alleged that a member of the royal family had raised questions about the skin colour of her unborn child.
And during a trip to Australia she made a guest appearance on an episode of “MasterChef Australia”. “Truth be told, no matter how hard I tried, no matter how good I was, no matter what I did, they were still going to find a way to destroy me,” Meghan said in a 2022 Netflix documentary.
Through bombshell interviews and tell-all documentaries, the 45-year-old former American actress has never hidden how difficult she found things after her fairytale wedding to Harry in 2018.
“I think there’s more questions sort of over her and how she re-adapts to the life back in the United Kingdom” than about Harry, said historian Ed Owens. Their surprise move back to the UK — six years after triggering a storm by quitting their royal duties — has reportedly in part come about because Meghan, who had a starring part in the US show “Suits”, has been offered an acting role in a UK-based production. In the United States however, her prospects appeared to have dimmed following the end of her Netflix deal for her lifestyle and cookery show “With Love, Meghan”.
