A royal expert has shared fresh insight into Meghan Markle’s ambitions and the possible risks they carry.
The claims were made by royal author Tom Quinn during a discussion with the Daily Mail. He suggested Meghan Markle faces a contradiction between her goals for privacy and her pursuit of global fame.
According to Quinn, “If Meghan really wanted to be a private person, she could have returned to America and stayed quiet. But what she wants is privacy combined with world fame.”
He pointed to her 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview as an example, saying that the idea of “speaking my truth” creates problems. “If everyone has their own truth, then there is no truth,” he explained, adding that it often means presenting opinions as facts.
Quinn also compared the couple’s media strategy to the past behavior of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, who once turned to television to share personal struggles. He warned that Harry and Meghan have gone further, exposing themselves to deeper public scrutiny.
Despite criticism, Quinn acknowledged Meghan’s intentions to make a positive impact. He noted that while some in Britain view her “Californian therapy speak” as insincere, she genuinely hopes to do good.
The expert emphasized Meghan’s strong personality, suggesting she often shapes the couple’s decisions. Quoting Harry, he recalled: “What Meghan wants, Meghan gets.”
In Quinn’s view, Meghan believes the Royal Family failed to support her and should have adapted to meet her needs. He concluded that she largely determines where she and Harry go, and what they choose to do next.
This analysis highlights the ongoing debate about Meghan Markle’s role, influence, and the challenges she faces in balancing privacy with public life.
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