Meghan Markle Reportedly Concerned Over ‘The Lost Prince’ Documentary Amid Signs of Royal Reconciliation

Meghan Markle is reportedly feeling anxious about the upcoming release of Harry: The Lost Prince, with concerns surrounding how the documentary might portray her and her husband, Prince Harry. According to Grant Harrold, a former butler who served King Charles from 2004 to 2011, Meghan is particularly worried given her efforts to ease tensions with the royal family.

Harrold shared his thoughts on the situation in an interview with Spin Genie, stating, “There have been reports that Meghan is feeling concerned about what will come out in the documentary, The Lost Prince, and that leads me to believe that behind closed doors, her relationship with the royals is improving and tensions are being resolved.”

He added, “And if that is the case then it’s understandable that she wouldn’t want any new revelations to come out that could sour things once again.” Harrold’s comments suggest that Meghan may be trying to protect her relationship with the royal family, which has been a source of public scrutiny in recent years.

The documentary, directed by veteran royal reporter Ulrike Grunewald, promises to take a deep dive into Prince Harry’s life in the United States. Given the sensitive nature of the content, it’s understandable that Meghan might be apprehensive about what could be revealed, especially if it has the potential to reignite tensions with her in-laws.

As the release date approaches, it seems that Meghan is carefully navigating her public image and her relationship with the royal family, hoping to avoid further controversy.