Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are allegedly “wildly unhappy,” but their marriage is not the biggest problem. A royal commentator recently claimed the couple was not happy during their time in California. He also stated the duo has different passions, which strain their relationship.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry clash over what makes them truly happy, per commentator
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly clash over what makes them happy (via The Daily Beast). Founder of Celebrity Intelligence, cultural commentator Dan Wakeford, told The Royalist’s Tom Sykes, “The ‘wildly unhappy’ came not from within their relationship in their life right now. It was their life in America they were wildly unhappy about.”
“They were wildly unhappy with how things had gone, and they hadn’t gone how they expected. I don’t think they could find—think of a way out of that. And so it’s very interesting,” he added.
He further said that while the return to the UK has made Harry happier, the same is not true for Meghan Markle, a Los Angeles native. He explained, “The problem with this couple is you have two people with completely different goals in life and geographical, like, homes.”
Wakeford said that according to his sources, the Sussexes are “very much in love,” but they conflict on what true happiness looks like for either of them. “They’re not on the same page with where they’re going in life, whether that’s living in England or living in America, whether that is philanthropy or a glamorous Hollywood lifestyle brand,” he said.
“And so doing that as a couple—they oppose each other, really, of what to their core, makes them happy and their reasons for being,” he added.
Sykes also noted that even when two people are in love, misaligned goals can adversely affect their relationship. He said, “I think we’ve all seen plenty of people who are madly in love and carried away with the whole thing who can’t make it work as a relationship, because the relationship is a very different kind of thing.”
