Eight years since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s marriage, the couple is marking their anniversary with a relationship an insider claims is hitting rock bottom. As the Sussexes reach the milestone on May 19, sources suggest that their fairytale has curdled behind the scenes. They are reportedly dealing with anxiety about money as well as an increasing emotional distance that is pushing them to the brink, with a source claiming, “they’re at the lowest point in their marriage.”
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s marriage is a ‘pressure cooker ready to explode,’ insider claims
Exclusively speaking to Woman’s Day about issues in Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s marriage, a source claimed that the Duke of Sussex is “haemorrhaging his inheritance and not one of their projects has made decent money,” describing it as “a pressure cooker ready to explode.”
Unlike their 7th marriage anniversary, which they celebrated in Arizona, this one tells a very different story. Rather than seeking out alone time, Harry and Markle are seemingly relying heavily on their children, Archie and Lilibet, as a buffer, with the source claiming, “There’s very little enthusiasm for doing something with just the two of them.” Moreover, they added, “It feels like they’re both relieved to have the kids there to avoid being alone with one another – because they’re not on the same page about most things.”
The insider noted that the biggest cause of tension between the Sussexes is over the children’s privacy. While Harry has long insisted on shielding Archie and Lilibet from public view, Markle’s recent social media posts reportedly ignited a furious row. The source claimed that Harry was “furious,” and now, the alleged clash has caused tension.
However, the insider did not expect Meghan Markle not to post about her eighth marriage anniversary with Prince Harry, especially considering her social media presence. As the source speculated, “Obviously Meghan has all kinds of plans about how she’s going to post about their anniversary this year – that will never change” — still, “everything else is different.”
