B0MBSHELL: Meghan Markle torn apart live on air after bombshell Archie and Lilibet claim
Meghan Markle has come under fresh criticism on TalkTV after commentators questioned how Prince Harry’s upcoming trip to the United States fits with reports that the Sussexes are focused on helping Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet settle into life in Britain.
Harry and Meghan recently moved back to the UK with their children after six years in California, with Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, now enrolled for the new school year.
People close to the couple have said they are “happy to be back” and that helping their children adjust remains their immediate priority.
However, royal biographer Angela Levin questioned that message during an appearance on TalkTV, pointing out that Harry is already expected to travel back to the US later this month.
It has not been confirmed whether Meghan will accompany him or remain in Britain with Archie and Lilibet.
“What they call being very helpful to their children is going to last about a week,” Levin said.
Host Jeremy Kyle acknowledged that professional commitments can take parents away from home, but questioned how the timing of Harry’s trip might affect the children so soon after starting at a new school.
TalkTV Debate Turns to Sussex Family Life
Kyle asked whether the children could potentially find themselves without both parents shortly after beginning school in what he described as a new country for them.
Levin stressed that Meghan may remain in the UK, meaning there is no confirmation that both parents will be away at the same time.
The discussion then shifted towards Meghan’s parenting arrangements.
Kyle questioned whether the Duchess personally handles school runs, prompting Levin to say she doubted it and to speculate that the family would have staff helping with the children.
Those remarks were not supported by any new evidence presented during the programme and reflected Levin’s own opinion.
The conversation soon became more personal, with Kyle repeating a remark he said someone had made about Meghan being a “drama queen”.
Levin also criticised Meghan’s attitude towards the Royal Family and claimed she was unwilling to be told what to do.
Kyle went further, describing the Duchess as a “narcissist” and accusing her of being focused on herself and her own ambitions.
Again, those comments represented the presenters’ and guest’s views rather than established facts about Meghan.
Harry Preparing for US Trip
The debate comes as Harry prepares to return to America later this month for an engagement in New York.
His trip will come only weeks after the Sussex family relocated to Britain, making the timing a natural focus for commentators already scrutinising the couple’s return.
There has been no suggestion that Harry’s journey represents another permanent move away from the UK.
Nor has it been confirmed whether Meghan will travel with him.
The Sussexes have said through sources that their priority remains getting Archie and Lilibet settled after the major move from California.
Their return, however, has already triggered renewed discussion about their relationship with the Royal Family and their future in Britain.
Earlier this week, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield also strongly criticised Harry and Meghan, arguing that many of the difficulties they now face stem from their decision to step away from working royal life.
She pointed to changes involving security, Frogmore Cottage and their royal privileges as consequences of that move.
Schofield also claimed public patience with the couple had run out, declaring that people were “done with the Sussexes”.
The remarks have added to an increasingly heated public debate surrounding the family since their return.
For Harry and Meghan, however, the immediate message from people close to them remains unchanged: their children are the priority.
With Archie and Lilibet only recently starting the school year in Britain, the Sussexes are said to be concentrating on family life while managing their existing public and charitable commitments.
Whether Harry’s upcoming US visit fuels further criticism will likely depend on how the family handles the next few weeks — but for now, many of the strongest claims being made about Meghan remain commentary and speculation rather than confirmed details about life inside the Sussex household.
