King Charles dashes Prince Harry's last hope for life with Meghan Markle

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s last chance at retaining their standing in the world has been ‘dashed’ by King Charles’ reluctance at easing Queen Elizabeth’s old rules of ‘in or out’.

For those unversed, this revelation has come amid reports that Prince Harry may soon face a hard choice of leaving the US should he be deemed a ‘liar’ on his immigration papers.

The lies in question pertain to his drug use, which bar a person from entering the US, but were admitted to in the memoir Spare.

According to The Mirror, royal author Tom Quinn recalled how it all played out, back when Queen Elizabeth was monarch and said, “Six months in the U.K. as a working royal followed by six months in the States would boost brand Sussex which is less and less interesting without the working royal angle.”

According to the author, this plan was the brainchild of Meghan, but as is known, was shot down almost immediately by Queen Elizabeth who felt you’re either ‘in or out’.

However, they still had hope after King Charles took the throne because “Meghan and Harry had always hoped that when Queen Elizabeth died, Charles would take a less strict view of what it means to be a working royal.”

But what ended up harming the royals more than Megxit, was the fact that US fans were ‘more interested’ in their royal ties than anything.

Mr Quinn explained this reasoning by noting, “The American public would have much preferred it if Harry had not given up his royal role — that's all he's ever been trained for and that's the main thing that made him interesting.”

But “Now he's lost that, why should anyone in the States be interested,” plus “Meghan hates the idea that she might be pulled down by this.”