Meghan Markle is once again at the centre of a royal storm after fresh claims emerged suggesting she is convinced King Charles III will eventually issue a public apology for the emotional distress she endured during her time inside the Royal Family. According to sources close to the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan has told friends that such an apology is not a question of “if” but “when,” insisting the King is fully aware of the pain she believes the institution caused her.
The claim has reignited long-simmering tensions between the Sussexes and the monarchy, reopening wounds that many within royal circles believed were slowly being sealed. While Meghan reportedly views a public apology as an overdue act of accountability, palace insiders have reacted with barely concealed disbelief. One senior courtier was quoted as responding bluntly to the suggestion, dismissing the idea as unrealistic and detached from how the monarchy operates.
What has truly captured public attention, however, is the question of why Meghan appears so confident. Observers note that her certainty does not come from institutional pressure, public sympathy, or media outrage alone, but rather from a far more personal dynamic — her relationship with Prince Harry. Several royal commentators suggest Meghan believes Harry remains the King’s emotional weak point, and that Charles’s enduring affection for his younger son could ultimately force his hand.