Meghan Markle regrets her royal exit statements, says royal expert Kinsey Schofield, as they backfired unexpectedly.
Meghan Markle regrets the way her dramatic exit from the royal family unfolded, according to prominent royal expert Kinsey Schofield.
The Duchess of Sussex, who left royal life in 2020 with her husband Prince Harry, has expressed regret over certain statements she made during that period, as they were not received as she had anticipated.
Schofield, speaking to Fox News, revealed that Meghan deeply regrets the controversy surrounding the royal racist allegations, which arose during her interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Meghan had hoped the focus would be on her mental health struggles but instead, the issue of race took centre stage. Schofield also mentioned that Meghan regretted her interview with The Cut, as it provided ample material for her critics.
Now residing in a $14 million mansion in Montecito, California, with Harry and their two children, Meghan has been building an impressive business portfolio.
Her latest investment is in Cesta Collective, a female-founded handbag brand, aligning with her own lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, which she plans to launch later this year.
Despite her growing business ventures, Schofield describes Meghan’s life in California as “isolated but structured.”
The former actress maintains a small, selective circle of friends, prioritising trust and privacy.
Schofield claims that while Meghan appears to have moved on from the royal drama, underlying resentment still fuels much of her work.
Schofield also suggests that Meghan is unlikely to return to the UK soon, even though Harry made a surprise appearance at his uncle’s funeral there recently.
The expert believes that the couple’s continued estrangement from the royal family draws hostile attention, complicating any potential reconciliation.
As Meghan focuses on her new ventures, including American Riviera Orchard, Schofield believes that success in this area may bring her a sense of fulfillment, despite the ongoing challenges related to her royal past.
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