According to an expert, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are up against the “world” as they try to live out their post-Royal Family lives.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who married in 2018, left their royal responsibilities in 2020 and quickly expressed their dissatisfaction with life at The Firm.

However, since they now find themselves in a “world against them” situation, the two would have been made “stronger” by their separation from royal responsibilities, according to a royal journalist.

Harry and his wife Markle, both of whom were reared in the royal family, stepped down from their official obligations in January 2020 and have since founded their own non-profit organisation, Archewell.

Katie Nicholl, a royal journalist, and novelist says the couple’s chemistry was instantaneous, and they “bonded very immediately,” becoming the focus of royal admirers all over the world.

The Queen was “delighted” when the couple announced their engagement and gave them her approval, according to OK.

One of the greatest features of the couple’s relationship, according to Nicholl, is their feeling of teamwork, which is especially important given when they appear to be at war with the Royal Family.

“They are kindred spirits in that they share the same values,” she said.

“They share the same dreams, they strive for the same goals. “When you think about what they’ve turned their backs on, what they’ve given up, and particularly the sacrifices Harry has made, it’s just as well they’re such a strong unit because they’ve only really got each other.”

He said: “It’s Harry and Meghan against the world or them against the British establishment. But when couples go through a shared problem, it does tend to make them stronger.”

Many royal fans believe a royal reunion is possible, but according to the Daily Star, the separation between Harry and his family is still raw, with the tell-all biography generating a gap.