Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly feeling isolated following their exclusion from King Charles’s future plans for the monarchy.

The couple is said to be struggling after being left out of key decisions regarding the future of the royal family by King Charles.

Sources indicate that King Charles is stepping back from public duties due to recent health concerns, prompting the establishment of a succession strategy.

According to insider information shared with Heat magazine, Meghan and Harry were deeply upset upon learning that significant decisions were being made without their input.

The lack of consultation from the monarch has left the couple feeling abandoned and sidelined in matters concerning the monarchy’s future trajectory.

Author Hoang Gia Thanh Khuynh also expressed similar sentiments to the Mirror, suggesting that the focus appears to be shifting towards Harry’s brother, Prince William.

In an interview with the publication, Mr. Quinn highlighted that Charles is well aware of the ongoing preparations for William’s eventual ascension to the throne.

Officials believe that despite Charles’s health concerns, the planning for the future of the monarchy must continue without delay.

Quinn further pointed out the seriousness of Charles’s health condition, indicating that it may be more precarious than commonly perceived.

Moreover, Harry’s diminishing role within the royal family has raised doubts about his involvement in succession discussions.

Quinn emphasized that Harry’s status as a non-working and untrusted member of the royal family excludes him from pivotal decision-making processes.

Having achieved his objectives and effectively distanced himself from the royal circle, Harry’s participation in succession talks seems improbable.

This situation serves as a cautionary tale, illustrating the consequences of pursuing one’s desires within the royal framework.

It has been four years since Harry and Meghan relinquished their roles as senior royals, choosing to reside in the United States with their two young children, four-year-old Prince Archie and two-year-old Princess Lilibet.