Prince Harry recently addressed ongoing speculation about his relationship with his wife Meghan Markle, speaking out about rumors of a possible divorce. His comments have raised questions about the couple’s decision to break their silence on the issue, with some suggesting that social media pressure played a key role.
Showbiz reporter Sarah Louise-Robertson spoke about Harry’s comments during an appearance on GB News, where he speculated that both Harry and Meghan were influenced by online conversations. “Meghan clearly reads the comments on social media that people say about her,” Robertson said, adding: “Just like Harry, who is notoriously fragile and thin-skinned.
So a few things came to mind and they decided, ‘Okay, let’s try this new approach.'” The journalist further noted that the couple’s long periods of separation have likely contributed to the divorce rumors. “When you’ve been as separated as they have been, that’s how these (divorce) rumors start.” Robertson explained.
In his statement, Harry seemed to acknowledge the pressure and frustration that comes with such speculation. Their comments indicate that the couple’s decision to address the rumors may be part of a broader strategy to bring more positive attention to the Sussex brand. “Let’s try this new approach,” harry saidsuggesting that his approach to public life may change in the face of constant media scrutiny.
Since leaving their position as senior members of the British royal family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been living in the United States, where they have focused on their philanthropic and business ventures. The couple spoke publicly about their decision to step away from royal duties in a Netflix documentary released two years ago, which shed light on their personal struggles and the challenges they faced within the royal family.
While the couple has largely stayed out of the public spotlight in recent months, it’s clear that they continue to navigate the pressure of media attention and continued speculation about their relationship.