Sussexes’ Website Indicates High Stakes for Meghan and Harry
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have launched a new website, Sussex.com, along with a rather peculiar coat of arms.
This move comes at a time when King Charles is undergoing treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer, making the timing questionable.
The Sussexes are in need of financial support to sustain their extravagant lifestyle, as they lack new sponsorships and Hollywood deals.
While they have had success with their Netflix documentary and Harry’s memoir, it seems they are running out of things to say.
In the United States, the climate is changing, and the interest in Meghan and Harry is waning.
It is worth noting that they were absent from the recent Super Bowl festivities, indicating a decline in their popularity.
The new homepage of Sussex.com prominently features Prince Harry and Meghan at the Invictus Games closing ceremony in September 2023.
The inclusion of their royal crest on the website could potentially escalate tensions.
To me, Sussex.com is evidence of the hardened opposition that Harry and Meghan have developed towards the monarchy.
Those hoping for a reconciliation between father and son, given the king’s illness, fail to understand the true state of the relationship.
Harry’s sudden visit to London following news of his father’s cancer could be seen as a calculated move rather than a genuine attempt to reconcile.
It is unlikely that such a gesture would endear him to the public that once adored him.
His father seemed to recognize this and allowed only a brief meeting before Harry returned to a hotel instead of a royal palace.
Meghan, who has refused to reconcile with her own sick father, likely played a role in these decisions.
The couple’s recent trip to Jamaica, amidst the island’s discussions of reparations and abandoning the British Monarch as head of state, was notably inappropriate and could be seen as treacherous.
Sussex.com flirts with danger and exposes them to accusations of breaking their promise to Queen Elizabeth not to commercialize their ties to the Royal Family.
It is time for King Charles to take a stronger stance against the Sussexes’ money-driven actions.
Their titles should be revoked, and they should be made unwelcome in Britain.
The leniency shown towards a couple who have continuously damaged the royal family and Britain must come to an end.
Tom Bower, author of Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors, argues that the latest breach of trust should be met with consequences.
Once the king recovers from cancer, he should make it clear that the Sussexes are no longer members of the Royal Family.
