Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, reportedly believe that making any new comment on ex-Prince Andrew could trigger a royal crisis. The Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of Sussex allegedly wish to avoid a situation like that. They reportedly have a good understanding of the “gravity of the situation.” The report came after the former Duke of York’s arrest on his 66th birthday.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s silence on Ex-Prince Andrew is to avoid crisis, says source
Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, have reportedly been maintaining their silence on the matter of ex-Prince Andrew to avoid a royal crisis. As reported by OK! magazine, a source told them that “Harry did not mince his words when he addressed Andrew in his memoir.” The person continued, “His views are a matter of public record and were expressed deliberately and at length.” The source then explained, “He does not feel there is any ambiguity about where he stands.” The person added, “nor any need to amplify it while the authorities are actively investigating.”
In the meantime, the insider further told the news outlet that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “are very conscious that any further comment on Andrew now would immediately be framed as them settling scores or exploiting a family crisis.” The person continued, “That is not a position Harry wants to be in.” The insider then claimed, “However complicated his history with the institution, he recognizes the gravity of the situation.” The person also added, “and the importance of due process.”
Meanwhile, per the news outlet, according to a royal observer, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “understand just how volatile this moment is for the monarchy.” The person explained, “The institution is already under intense scrutiny.” The royal observer then said, “And any intervention from California would inevitably dominate headlines and risk deepening the crisis.” The Sussexes “have no interest in being portrayed as aggravating an already fragile situation,” added the person.
