As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle exit the royal family and set up shop in Canada, sources claim their marriage is at breaking point as financial strain grips the young family.
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According to National Enquirer, Meghan has ordered her husband to “get a job or else!”
“Meghan is terrified her champagne dreams of being a Hollywood queen will be shattered by this financial nightmare and is insisting Harry get off his duff and solve the crisis,” an alleged royal source claimed to American publication.
The royal insider also claimed that a major cause for concern is the fact that Harry has “no marketable skills” and has never had a formal job.
“Harry’s given up royal life for his rebel American wife, but his sacrifice is blowing up in their face,” the source reportedly added.
Sources also claim Harry is hoping he’ll get book deals, paid speeches and Meghan will return to acting.
But the couple need money now and Meghan is rumoured to be fearing their new independent life will explode unless Harry steps up immediately.
The source went on to say that Harry and Meghan’s plans to step out of the royal spotlight is backfiring in a big way.
“If Harry can’t find a job, he’s going to pay a big price for running from his bloodline responsibilities. Maybe he can land work doing TV traffic reports in LA?” the source said.
Harry and Meghan’s reported financial woes come amid the shocking news that Prince Charles has been diagnosed with coronavirus.
Clarence House confirmed the news about Charles testing positive to COVID-19, via a statement.
“The Prince of Wales has tested positive for Coronavirus,” the statement began.
“He has been displaying mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home throughout the last few days as usual.
“In accordance with Government and medical advice, the Prince and the Duchess are now self-isolating at home in Scotland,” the statement read.
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