• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry considered leaving the Royal Family before they wed.
• Queen Elizabeth II made it seem like the couple’s marriage was a natural fit.
• Morton claims that Harry had been seeing a psychologist because he found it difficult to appear in public.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who got married in May 2018, had considered leaving the royal family many years before they actually did so, according to a royal biographer.

According to Morton, the late Queen did everything in her power to make it seem like the royal family was a natural fit for Harry and Meghan’s marriage. But a few months after Meghan and Harry tied the knot, something took place that gave the impression that the Duke was considering renouncing his position in the Royal Family.

Even as late as December 2018, when they were sitting in a hotel room in London talking about interviews, Harry was still looking for a way out. Morton further stated that the Royal Family was unaware of the difficulties that would befall them after the wedding.

According to the author of “The Queen: Her Life,” Queen Elizabeth II used to take Meghan to official events and give her gifts of jewelry, pearls, and other items throughout their time together.

Morton claimed that King Charles III’s younger son Harry had been seeing a psychologist because he found it extremely difficult to appear in public, and the Royal Family was well aware that he was unhappy there. The Royal Family had been receiving this information from Morton.

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