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Harry and Meghan's bombshell plan exposed and it's 'akin to blackmail

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Harry and Meghan's bombshell Charles plan 'exposed' and it's 'akin to blackmail'

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been accused of doing something “akin to blackmail” by a top royal commentator. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex relocated back to the UK last month along with their children Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five.

Since the couple have moved back, the Home Office is still carrying out a review into whether or not they should get taxpayer-funded security. This is something Harry has fought to have multiple times since he quit royal duty in 2020 and had his armed police protection withdrawn. While the outcome of the review is not yet known, friends of the couple have reportedly suggested that if Harry and Meghan do not get the taxpayer-funded police protection, they will move back to America. This was claimed by the Mail's Editor at Large Alison Boshoff.

The implications of this are massive because if they get it, what that then means is Harry and Meghan can come and go, and they'll still be getting police protection, and also they can say that they want it in America.

EXPRESS

https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/2251914/fury-harry-meghans-friends-hint-security

net worth 50 million ater deals with netflix and book sales etc etc

1 minute ago, Macro said:

While the outcome of the review is not yet known, friends of the couple have reportedly suggested that if Harry and Meghan do not get the taxpayer-funded police protection, they will move back to America.

Why is this 'blackmail', if the entitled ginger twit wants to flounce off back to America there's nothing to stop him, and as far as I can gather the good people of Gloucestershire would probably stump up for a one way ticket!

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Edited by Stocky

a pair of no good lowlifes

Thin gruel news article, contain no actual journalism. Its a Daily Express report of a Youtube posting , on a channel called "Palace Confidential", which is "powered by Daily Mail" and a discussion between Alison Boshoff (Editor at Large, the Mail) and Richard Eden (MailOnline Columnist).

So what is this? Its YT channel for old people, some notables sitting in a studio faked to look like its on the Thames, basically talking <deleted> about Royal celebrities.

Not really worthy of a forum topic. The source is not a credible source.

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