Unhappy Prince Harry under orders from Meghan | UK News

TalkTV star Kevin O’Sullivan has claimed that Meghan Markle has put a ban on Prince Harry‘s relationship with his cousins, Beatrice and Eugenie, after the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.  The bombshell declare said that Meghan has “demanded” that Harry sever ties with his “last remaining friends in the Royal Family” in a bid to keep the daughters of Andrew at arm’s size. Kevin claimed that Harry’s relationship with his cousins “must end” after being “hit by a scandal”. 

He warned that Beatrice and Eugenie’s lives might be “unravelling” and warned that they might be “falling from grace”. Kevin addressed the “damaging” relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and the women’ mother and father Sarah Ferguson and Andrew. Kevin then claimed that Meghan has a “track record” for dumping pals when they’re hit by scandal, and said this is what was occurring.

He said: “While the Duchess wasted no time in banishing B and Eugenie, Harry is hating having to follow suit. Sadly, he’s under orders from her ladyship, and even he comprehends the infectious nature of the Andrew sleaze dragging his daughters down.

“While he seeks to improve his own reputation, the dim Duke can’t be seen in his toxic orbit.” However, he claimed Harry is “shattered” by their parting relationship and said that while the rest of the royals drifted from him after the Oprah Winfrey interview, “loyal cousins Beatrice and Eugenie stood by him”.

It was claimed that Harry “despises” Andrew, but always got on with his cousins. He added: “Now that his only lifeline to his former existence in Britain has been destroyed, sad Harry is lonelier than ever.”

It comes as Harry and Meghan are said to be working on their public perception in a bid to regain their relationship with the Royal Family and potentially return to the UK. A source previously told Express.co.uk that Harry is planning to return to the UK in the summer with trips planned for both July and August.

The source stated that Harry’s heart “will always be with the UK” but they need to see how things play out as to whether they make a move back to the UK permanently. However, much of this is determined on whether he can get his security reinstated for when he does return, previously telling the BBC it would be “unattainable” for him to return without it.