Royal divorces is often a taboo topic amongst most people who talk about all things monarchy. The lead-up to the divorce of the Prince and Princess of Wales was nasty, especially since there were young children involved. Charles has been deemed a villain by so many when Diana was equally as guilty. Their youngest child, Harry, sees his mother as perfect when she wasn’t.
At the time of the beloved Princess of Wales’s death, Harry was shy of his 13th birthday. He and his older brother William walked behind her coffin with their grandfather Prince Philip, their father, and their uncle, Earl Spencer. Fast-forward two decades and the once-loved redhead is married to former Z-list television star Meghan Markle.
Harry has become a shell of who he once was. In a past life, he loved getting to know people. He has since said he hated greeting kids and people. Moreover, that isn’t what it appeared to the world watching. Furthermore, that brings us to the discussion we will be having in this post. What could happen if Harry and Meghan’s marriage ends in divorce? Would it be smooth sailing and them going their separate ways? Or, would there be endless press of the split with horrific allegations?
The Sussex Squad Blames Harry For The Divorce
Let’s begin with a big one. It’s no secret that the Sussex Squad are rabid, so what would happen if the Sussexes did divorce? Would they continue to support Harry? Would they blame him for the breakup? So many questions that we may get. It’s obvious that the group only sided with the notoriously woke pair when they got married and had no interest in the Duke of Sussex before this. Also, they’re only in it for Meghan, not the royal half of the equation.
It has been speculated across the Twittersphere and other parts of social media for a while that the Sussex Squad is beginning to turn on Harry. We haven’t seen it personally as we don’t go crawling through that part of the internet for obvious reasons. If we’re wrong, please tell us on social media or via email.
Anyway, this could get ugly for Harry. The reason being is they idolise his wife because of how “beautiful and talented” she is. Beautiful, yes. Talented, no such. If she was, she would’ve fulfilled her wish to win an Oscar. Also, she wouldn’t have been cast in a load of bit parts.
We could see the Sussex Squad targeting him and blaming everything on him because it is what Meghan would do. Also, if there were a divorce, he’d be labelled a racist.
Meghan Accuses Harry Of Abuse
If a divorce does happen, several things could happen regarding what Meghan could do. One of those would be accusing Harry of being abusive. Could we see this happening? Absolutely! Before we jump into that, we know from various sources from over the years that it was Meghan that called off her first marriage. The reason why she didn’t use the abuse tactic with Trevor is probably due to her wanting star status in Hollywood. She and her ex-husband shared a lot of the same contacts, and those people would side with him over her. Regardless of what you might think of her, she isn’t stupid.
However, she hates the monarchy due to its traditions and endless rules. Oh, and they see through her sugary sweet act. Besides that, she knows as well as the public does that Harry has a temper. She could milk this to her advantage to get sympathy. She could also do another interview where she cries abuse. This would whip the Sugars up.
It would possibly push for more people to want the monarchy abolished. Moreover, this enables her to pull a Cinderella and say she got away from the “horrible” people who were trying to stop her from using her voice. She could say that Harry’s temper allowed him to lash out and hit her in front of the children. Hopefully, it doesn’t come to that if she chooses to do this. Now, we don’t think she would risk her failing reputation by claiming domestic abuse as there are going to be celebrities who would side with Harry. If it were us, we’d side with him, despite our dislike for him. Though there was a rumour, we think, where he did rough up one of his former girlfriends. We’re not sure if that’s true or not.
Moreover, it would not surprise us if Meghan uses his temper as a weapon against him to get custody of the kids, which brings us to our next point.
Custody Battle Over Children
Another big talking point that we want to address is if there is a Sussex divorce, there’ll be a custody battle over Archie and Lilibet. Given the children, if they exist, have dual citizenship, they can live in either the US or the UK, but it will depend on which parent gets primary custody.
As Meghan will never set foot in the UK again, she will use every excuse and lie in the book to prevent her children from living with their father in the UK, if he ends up going back there. Harry will never be a working royal again and will possibly end up in the same vote as his disgraced uncle Andrew; a black sheep that no one wants to talk about.
Another tactic Meghan would potentially use is the domestic violence card which would give her custody of the kids automatically. However, she may have to present proof to a court. We know almost zero about American law. So, please correct us if we’re wrong.
To all those stans who believe Meghan knows what to do in a situation like this, ah, no she does not. She only played a lawyer on Suits. This does not mean she would be able to apply it to a real-life situation as she is not qualified to do so. She does not have a law degree.
There will be any number of lies she could use to get the judge to give her custody of the kids. Which one she might use is unclear.
The Monarch Steps In
Now, this final point is the most unlikely of everything we’ve mentioned. Depending on whether Charles has taken the throne at this point or the Queen is still with us, one of them might have to step in. The reason for this is that Archie and Lilibet are family members, regardless of where they are living. In saying that, they are great-grandchildren of the living monarch and grandchildren of a future monarch. It is believed that there is a rule where if something happens to both parents of a royal child under 18, the monarch becomes the guardian. How accurate this is is uncertain.
With the Queen’s great-grandchildren, these rules don’t apply, we don’t believe. However, with the grandchildren, it is, we think. Again, we’re not up on how these policies work or whether it exists. If it is, there might be a solution to the divorce. However, the other aspects, such as welfare and whatever else that will need fleshing out.
