Meghan Markle accused of making relationships even more difficult for Archie, Lillibet

Experts have just displayed their fear regarding Meghan Markle and the behaviors she undertakes.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams was the one to share his fears about this dwindling relationship with King Charles, in an interview with Fox News Digital.

For those unversed, its all come as part of a response to Meghan’s own statements on the Confessions of a Female Founder podcast.

During that interview she had shared her vision of motherhood vs her experience and said, “I've always wanted to be a mom. I was like, 'Oh gosh, I'm going to give a speech with a baby on my hip.' I had a whole vision.” But “I had a lot of external things happening by the time I had both pregnancies and both babies. But it was not the way I envisioned it."

With this on the forefront of media outlets for the last few days, Mr Fitzwilliams shared the ‘only certainty’ he believes is prevailing.

In his eyes, “what is certain is that the rift caused by the Sussexes' behavior and their brutal attacks on the royal family will make it difficult for Prince Archie and Princess Lili to have contact with their royal relatives.”

Especially since in the early days after Megxit “the Sussexes claimed the palace establishment worked against them.”

And it only got worse from there, the 'stresses' mentioned 'only intensified'. At one point reaching Prince Harry's memoir Spare where he “personally attacked several influential courtiers.”

The expert also didn't stop there, but turned his attention towards all that was said in the early days of their relationship.

“When Harry married Meghan, it was widely thought that her experience on the red carpet as the star of ‘Suits’ and her public speaking as a campaigner meant that, stressful though it was, royal life would be easier for her,” Mr Fitzwilliams recounted.

But “how wrong the pundits were,” because while “her wish for privacy in the period surrounding Archie’s birth may have been understandable, but meant her relations with the press took a dive,” he as his concluding remark.