It’s never a good idea to withhold your children from their loved ones but apparently Meghan Markle doesn’t see it that same way. The Duchess of Sussex is being accused of playing a dangerous game with her children, Archie and Lillibet, and the royal family.
Even though King Charles has begged the Sussexes to bring their children to the UK many times now, it seems like Meghan Markle is doing nothing but dangling a carrot in front of them and refusing to give them any clear answers about her travel plans with the kids. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.
Royal Family News: Meghan Markle Accused Of Playing A Dangerous Game With Archie And Lilibet
Meghan Markle is being accused of playing a dangerous game with her two children, Archie and Lilibet. King Charles has made it pretty clear that he wants to see his children, especially now that he’s been diagnosed with cancer. What’s more, it’s also been said that both Prince William and Kate Middleton also want to see the Sussex kids in the UK. With everything going on with the royal family right now, they just want to patch things up before it’s too late.
Unfortunately, the Duchess of Sussex sees things a little differently. She knows that each time her children are seen in public, it’s a PR opportunity for her. That’s why she wants to be very strategic.
She knows that if she brings Archie and Lilibet along for their next family trip to the UK, the British media is going to be all over it. Should she decide to bring them, Meghan wants to make sure that the right photos are done and released at the right time, too. It’s a PR game that she’s played for a long time and knows how to do it well.
Royal Family News: What’s Next for The Sussexes?
But King Charles doesn’t see it this same way. Critics would agree she’s playing a dangerous game with his heart by not allowing the kids to come to the UK.
So far Meghan Markle herself has not confirmed or denied any of the rumors.
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