Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might be following this insider's advice.
that he isn’t a royalist at all. He admitted that he has “no interest in the royals whatsoever” — so he’s not taking a side in the family feud. Calling Meghan and Harry “fascinating concepts,” the editor explained that the dynamic duo has “too much attention” right now. With the Duke of Sussex’sand the Duchess of Sussex’s A-list agency signing, Carter believes they need to cool off from the hot spotlight for a bit.
Prince Harry is going to have to spill the tea to the world following a legal trial about phone hacking.
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