Meghan Markle 2018: She Regrets Leaving Hollywood Amid Rumored Feud With Kate Middleton?

Meghan Markle, known best for her role Rachel Zane in “Suits,” has been repeatedly rumored feuding with her sister-in-law Kate Middleton. A report now claims that Prince Harry’s wife is regretting she made the leap from being a Hollywood star to a member of the British royal family.

A recent issue of OK! magazine has Markle and Prince Harry on its cover along with the story that the couple is considering to leave their lives as British royals, especially with a baby on the way. “Harry and Meghan will be making a historic announcement… They’re leaving their royal life behind.” Without any proof, the magazine maintains, “Harry will be giving up his title and his $150 million trust fund,” a source said.

However, Gossip Cop debunked the report and questioned the source. The publication argued that it is unlikely for an expecting father to give up a sizeable trust fund for his and Markle’s first baby.

It was also implied that Markle and Prince Harry are thinking about living in the United States once they leave Kensington Palace. And if that happens, Markle could be on her way back to being a Hollywood star.

The fact-checking news outlet, however, added that Markle’s one remarkable similarity with Prince Harry is working on advocacies that would benefit people around the world. And as members of the British royal family, they have the resources to fulfill that goal.

Interestingly, the rumor about Markle going back to America emerged just shortly after the spread of rumors of her supposed feud with Kate Middleton. In the past couple of weeks, reports coming from The Sun claimed that the Duchesses are having some misunderstandings.

It is being implied that Markle and Prince Harry’s decision to move out of Kensington Palace to Windsor Park is an indication of a growing rift between the most famous members of the royal family. “They have had quite a few arguments. This is about Harry pulling away from his brother,” a source said.