Whispers are swirling that Meghan Markle may have outmaneuvered Prince Harry in the acquisition of their new home in Portugal, raising eyebrows about the state of their marriage.
Speculation is rife that this real estate move could be part of a broader strategy as the couple faces potential divorce proceedings.
Earlier this week, headlines erupted with news that Meghan and Harry had purchased a property in Portugal.
This development prompted many to wonder why they chose Portugal over other European destinations.
In a previous video, I explored various theories surrounding their choice, but now the focus has shifted to the implications of this purchase.
According to a blind item shared by Royalee Sage, it seems that Meghan, whose real name is Rachel, may be plotting to secure ownership of the home in the event of a divorce.
The claim suggests that the property, along with two other rental investments, is registered under her name, specifically tied to her trust.
This raises significant questions: Why isn’t the property in Harry’s name or a joint trust if they are still together?
Rumors suggest that the couple was able to afford this property thanks to Harry’s inheritance from the late Queen Mother, which reportedly amounts to around eight million pounds.
If true, one must wonder why this substantial sum hasn’t led to joint ownership.
Instead, it appears that Meghan is ensuring that all assets acquired during their marriage are firmly in her control.
If these allegations hold any truth, it paints a concerning picture of their financial dynamics.
Could it be that Meghan is strategically positioning herself to emerge from a potential divorce with all assets already secured in her name?
It would certainly give her a considerable advantage should they decide to part ways.
Further complicating matters, Richard Eden from the Daily Mail weighed in on the implications of their new Portuguese residence.
He suggested that this could signal Meghan’s retreat from Britain altogether, which might not sit well with many royal watchers.
According to recent polling, Meghan ranks as one of the least popular royals, trailing only Prince Andrew.
Eden posits that obtaining a golden visa in Portugal could facilitate their plans to establish themselves as a rival royal presence in Europe.
With their recent travels to Nigeria and Colombia, the couple seems intent on expanding their influence beyond British shores.
Interestingly, Harry’s cousin, Princess Eugenie, and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, also own property in Portugal.
This proximity could lead to attempts at forming a new “royal court” across the water.
However, reports indicate that Eugenie has shifted her allegiance back to the royal family, making such a coalition unlikely.
As speculation continues, the narrative surrounding the Portuguese home becomes even more intriguing.
If Meghan does indeed hold sole ownership, one has to wonder about the implications for Harry.
Would he walk away from the marriage with nothing, having unknowingly allowed Meghan to secure their assets ahead of time?
This situation raises numerous questions about the future of their relationship and the potential fallout from a divorce.
If Meghan has indeed orchestrated this maneuver, it could lead to a significant shift in the public’s perception of her, as well as the dynamics within the royal family.
With so much at stake, it’s clear that this story is far from over.
As details continue to emerge, many will be watching closely to see how this plays out for the Sussexes and what it means for their future.
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