BREAKING NEWS: Harry and Meghan ‘rival Royal plot’ torn apart: ‘stinking hypocrisy!’
Harry and Meghan’s ‘rival Royal’ plan torn apart as Piers Morgan unleashes FURIOUS attack
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been hit by a blistering new attack after Piers Morgan accused the Sussexes of wanting to create a “rival Royal Family” while refusing to accept the responsibilities that come with being working royals.
The outspoken broadcaster delivered a brutal verdict on the couple’s latest position, branding their reported demands “stinking hypocrisy” and claiming their plans for life back in Britain could create an extraordinary new headache for the monarchy.
Speaking on The Royals Uncensored, Morgan suggested that Harry and Meghan’s return could result in a parallel royal operation developing on British soil.
And he was far from impressed.
Morgan argued that the Sussexes appeared to want the privileges and attention associated with royalty while simultaneously insisting they should be treated as independent public figures.
The contradiction, he suggested, was impossible to ignore.
“They couldn’t have their royal cake and eat it,” Morgan said.
His attack comes after renewed discussion surrounding Harry and Meghan’s position following a letter authorised by King Charles.
The Palace-backed communication reportedly made clear that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are no longer working members of the Royal Family.
That decision has potentially destroyed any hopes of the couple occupying a comfortable position somewhere between royal duty and private celebrity life.
For years, Harry and Meghan have occupied an unusual position.
They stepped away from frontline royal duties, moved to the United States and built independent commercial and media ventures.
Yet their royal titles, family connections and enormous global profile have remained central to their public identity.
Now, according to Morgan, the Sussexes appear to be attempting to return to Britain while retaining the freedom of independent public figures.
And that is where the broadcaster believes the hypocrisy begins.
He highlighted the irony of Harry and Meghan reportedly wanting recognition as “public figures” after previously describing the pressures of royal life and public scrutiny as deeply damaging.
Morgan accused the couple of effectively wanting to escape the misery associated with being public figures while still enjoying the enormous platform that comes with their royal status.
“You trash our country, you trash our family,” he declared during the discussion.
The comments have added fresh fuel to an already explosive royal debate.
Harry and Meghan’s supporters have long argued that the couple should be free to pursue their own careers without being controlled by Palace expectations.
Their critics, however, believe the Sussexes cannot simultaneously distance themselves from the institution and continue to benefit from the prestige attached to it.
That tension is now becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.
The panel, which also included royal commentators Katie Nicholl, Jo Elvin and Grant Harrold, discussed the implications of the King’s firm position.
The central issue was whether there can ever be a successful halfway house for Harry and Meghan.
Can they live independently, make their own money, speak freely and pursue their own projects while still operating alongside the Royal Family?
Morgan clearly believes the answer is NO.
The idea of a “rival royal” court could be particularly explosive if the Sussexes continue expanding their presence in Britain.
Instead of bringing the family closer together, critics fear their return could create another centre of royal attention – one competing with William and Kate for headlines, influence and public interest.
That would put the monarchy in an extraordinary position.
On one side would be the future King and Queen, Prince William and Kate Middleton, carrying out official responsibilities.
On the other could be Harry and Meghan, operating independently but still commanding enormous international attention.
For Morgan, that scenario represents the ultimate contradiction.
The King’s letter has now drawn a much clearer boundary between official royal duty and private life.
And if the Sussexes want to remain outside the working monarchy, their critics argue they must accept what that decision means.
The explosive row has therefore raised one unavoidable question:
Are Harry and Meghan trying to leave the Royal Family behind – or create a new version of it on their own terms?
For Piers Morgan, the answer appears obvious.
And his furious warning suggests the Sussex drama may be heading for yet another explosive confrontation.
