Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly facing opposition from Queen Elizabeth and Camilla Parker-Bowles as they are not willing to welcome another commoner to the Royal family after Prince William choose to marry Kate Middleton. With scandals about Markle surfacing will the royal romance culminate to a wedding or will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle breakup?
Recent reports about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle relationship suggests that it may not last long as Queen Elizabeth and Camilla Parker-Bowles are not ready to welcome another commoner. Notably, after late Princess Diana and then Duchess of Cambridge, the Queen, and Prince Charles' second wife, does not want to welcome another commoner, inspite of their high popularity, reports Morning News USA.
It was just recently that Prince Harry and Markle announced their relationship, but the Prince's step-mom, does not have any liking towards the actress and the duo appears to be pitted against each other. Moreover, she fears that the Royal family will land up with another Kate, much to her and the Queen's dislike.
In other reports, it is being said that Prince Harry's girlfriend is embroiled in a lot of scandals. A recently surfaced report suggests that the actress's naked pictures with her ex-husband, Trevor Engelson may be leaked. The pictures have Markle and her ex-husband stripped down for the skinny-dipping session in New Zealand, in the year 2012. Reportedly, the locals stole their clothes and Markle had to run after them fully naked, claims Radar Online.
Markle has also expressed her concern to close friends that if the naked photos surface, it may end her relationship with Prince Harry. Markle is rather terrified as if another nude photo scandal surfaces, Prince Harry will be under immense pressure to dump her and it is the last thing that she wants.
With all the alleged opposition from the Royal family and with all the Markle's scandals surfacing, whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wedding will happen or whether they will breakup is yet to be seen.
