Meghan Markle Can’t Stop Being Nasty To King Charles

It looks like she’s willing to do whatever it takes to make her point, even if she’s going to upset everyone in the process. Of course, we are talking about Meghan Markle as there’s heavy speculation suggesting that se just can’t stop being nasty to King Charles back in the UK.

Royal Family News: Meghan Markle Can’t Stop Being Nasty To King Charles

That’s because she used her new Netflix show, With Love, Meghan to send a message out to the King of England and the rest of the royal family. And that is, she refuses to let go of her royal title.

During a conversation with Mindy Kaling, Meghan made a point to say that her last name is no longer Markle. She’s a Sussex, just like her husband, Prince Harry, and their two children, Archie and Lilibet.

She also said that she loves the fact that her last name connects her to her children as it makes her feel like her family is complete. That’s why she doesn’t want to be called Meghan Markle anymore.

Well, a lot of people have pointed out that this might be Meghan’s way of indirectly but also directly telling King Charles that she’s not going to let go of her royal title anytime soon. 

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Sure, she and Prince Harry have been independently financial royals for well over five years now, but that title means so much to her that she even added it to the opening credits of her new Netflix show.

With all of this said, it can only mean that King Charles might still be giving Harry and Meghan a hard time over their titles behind the scenes. Clearly, Meghan is going to fight this fight for as long as she can.

No one is going to take it away from her and she will let the world know exactly how she feels if she has to as well. Some people might take it as Meghan being nasty, others say that she’s just speaking her truth.

So far Buckingham Palace has not made any comments about the matter just yet.

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