Meghan Markle Might Divorce Prince Harry After Leaving Royal Family, Twitter Users Say

Meghan Markle might be divorcing Prince Harry soon, according to Twitter users.

A few weeks back, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced that they were stepping back as senior members of the royal family. Shortly after that, Markle flew to Canada and Prince Harry just reunited with her in Vancouver. However, many are convinced that the Sussexes are doomed and they could be divorcing soon.

“MMW: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will get a divorce within the next 3-4 years,” one Twitter user wrote.

“I am happy that Meghan Markle left the royal family. And I can’t wait to see what happens after she divorces Prince Harry. Let’s be real, I give them 3 years. #MeghanAndHarry,” Basil Dabbah wrote.

Another user wrote that it would take 6 months and 3 years to do the paper work. Dabbah added, “Hahaha but you know she is SO gonna divorce him.”

“We will never see Meghan Markle in the UK again. We will see Harry with his tail between his legs when she spits him out and divorces him when his usefulness has expired. If Phillip was younger, he would never have allowed this to happen,” @astley_ben wrote.

“Meghan Markle is a first-rate narcissist. I cannot wait until she and Harry divorce and she becomes yesterday's news,” another wrote.

Meanwhile, Kate Jackson of The Sun implied that a divorce is imminent because the duchess is suffering from “two-year itch.” Several major things in Markle’s life didn’t last longer than two to three years.

For instance, her marriage with first husband Trevor Engelson only lasted 23 months. The duchess’ relationship with celebrity chef Cory Vitiello didn’t reach two years. Also, Markle began her roles in the royal family in December 2017 and just slightly more than two years later, she and Prince Harry announced their resignation.

In related news, Buckingham Palace made a mistake and announced that Prince Harry and Markle’s erroneous labels would be rectified. The palace’s mistake was about the Sussexes’ new titles as “Harry, Duke of Sussex” and “Meghan, Duchess of Sussex” in their announcement. The format has been used by women who have divorced a royal family member, like Sarah Ferguson’s “Sarah, Duchess of York” and Princess Diana’s “Diana, Princess of Wales.”