William Advised to 'Board Plane to California' to Save Harry from 'Fantasist' Meghan after New Interview

Since relinquishing their roles as senior royal members, Harry and Meghan have been open in various ways via interviews. Recently, the Duchess of Sussex made some revelations in her cover interview, leading people to beckon on her in-laws to save her husband.

It has been over two years since Harry and Meghan decided to step down as senior royal members and live far away from the royal palace.

However, despite living in the US with their kids, they are still linked to the English monarchy, especially since they have unrelentingly shared their experiences as royals.

Recently, the Duchess of Sussex decided to speak to "The Cut," a US magazine. This is her first major front cover interview since relinquishing her role as a royal.

According to Meghan, in the interview with "The Cut," she explained that they settled in their Montecito home, north of Los Angeles, when it was certain that they could afford it. However, this did not happen immediately after their exit, as it took some time before they had earning powers.

Eventually, they chose the home and have long settled in nicely. While recalling the first time they toured the property, she said:

"We did everything we could to get this house. Because you walk in and go Joy, and exhale. And calm. It's healing. You feel free."

Details from "The Cut" rummaged through her experiences with the royal family, pointing at the tell-all interview Meghan and Harry had with Oprah Winfrey.

It explained that the Duchess had left the past behind and was rather hopeful about the future. Again, she confessed that despite leaving the post as a senior royal, she still is thoughtful about her behaviors as people see her as a princess.

Meghan is very concerned about impacting the younger generation of women and making them realize how powerful they can be.

The Duchess is passionate about making younger women and girls realize they can create whatever future they dream of. According to her, it could even be a fairytale, and they may not need to marry a prince to have that.

Reportedly, happiness for Meghan surpasses retaining a position. Following their exit, both husband and wife have been involved in various projects not subjected to the schedule or control of the royals.

Their first project was Archewell, launched in October 2020. Its aim is primarily charity-based, but it has three divisions that take care of its pursuits.

The first is non-profit, while the second, Archewell Productions, handles their Netflix contract. Finally, Archewell Audio supervises the Spotify deal.

Under this company run by the couple, they have introduced a series of projects. The first one announced by the couple is a behind-the-scenes docuseries based on the Invictus Games.

There is also another project known as "Pearl." It is an animation focused on influencing girl power. Despite the string of projects and impacts through her works, Meghan is somewhat confident that the media may not do justice when reporting about it.

Although these projects are yet to debut, there are more rumors about other possible works like "At Home With Meghan and Harry," a docuseries.

While the pair are yet to confirm this project, they have vehemently debunked news about a reality TV show via statements, publications, and the recent interview with "The Cut."

Toward the end of the conversation, Meghan talked about how she felt revisiting her past. She and Harry had traveled with their kids to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, and she explained that it was a "bittersweet" moment.

The Duchess took a trip down memory lane when she added that they had not requested a re-modernized monarchy but only requested to enjoy the privileges available to everyone else.

Reportedly, their inability to be treated like any royal member caused them to leave. Whether it was racist-based or because the American actress turned royal could not adjust to the monarchy is hard to say.

While sharing her experience, Meghan levied an accusation on the royal family. She hinted that their mere existence as a couple threatened the monarchy. But rather than fight this internally, they decided to leave, and she felt relieved with the decision.

Now, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are having the time of their lives, having created their palace in the US that offers them the peace, freedom, and even achievements they craved. But this came at a price, which is the willingness to forgive. According to Meghan:

"I think forgiveness is crucial. It takes a lot more energy not to forgive, but it takes a lot of effort to forgive. I've really made an active effort, especially knowing that I can say anything."

MEGHAN'S COMPARISON WITH NELSON MANDELA

During her interview with "The Cut," the Duchess talked about how she felt after having Archie, adding that it was a "cruel chapter." However, when she attended the "Lion King" premiere, a cast member from South Africa talked about how she was celebrated in the country.

Wootton claimed that Harry and his wife seek to destroy the royals by their constant revelations and that Prince Charles, his son, William, and his daughter-in-law, Kate, should fly to the US.

According to the Duchess, this South African actor revealed that when she married into the royal family, people took to the streets in glee to mark her entry. The celebration was synonymous with how they danced when Mandela was freed from prison.

Following such a comparison, it sparked reactions from people online and Nelson Mandela's grandson, Zwelivelile' Mandla' Mandela. Mandela blurted that he was shocked at her utterances.

He explained the significance and achievements of his grandfather, implying that the relief and joy it brought the people could never come close to being inducted into the royal family.

In reference to the Duchess, Mandela added, "Every day, there are people who want to be Nelson Mandela, either comparing themselves with him or wanting to emulate him… they should be looking into the work that he did and be able to be champions."

Some royal fans, including people in South Africa and America, were not having any of Meghan's comments. They accused her of whipping up stories and were appalled that she compared herself to Mandela.

Others could not understand why she still referenced the royal family when talking. Known faces like journalist Lucy Burge and TV personality Piers Morgan bashed the 41-year-old.

According to Burge, Meghan was being fake and annoying because she had not dropped the title, despite her comments about how the royal family treated her.

Morgan labeled her interview "revoltingly self-aggrandizing, disingenuous and hypocritical load of royal-bashing tosh."

DAN WOOTTON HAS A MESSAGE FOR WILLIAM AND CHARLES

Following the interview, Commentator Dan Wootton wrote a piece titled "Meghan's latest comments about the Royal Family and Britain should be the final straw for Prince Harry. Charles and William must now intervene."

Wootton claimed that Harry and his wife seek to destroy the royals by their constant revelations and that Prince Charles, his son, William, and his wife, Kate, should fly to the US.

Although Wootton wrote that it might seem like an incredible and improbable mission, the senior royals should try "on behalf of the Queen, the institution she has worked her life to protect and the country she loves."

Daily Express royal correspondent Richard Palmer also had a few words about Meghan's reveal that she is viewed as a princess. His comment read:

"I'm afraid Meghan is a fantasist if she believes this would be a daily occurrence in the UK, where the @ipsonews code has strict rules about the treatment of children in education."

Ultimately, many people in the UK and US have shunned Meghan for her confessions in "The Cut" interview. This is not the first time her claims have been rebuked (like in the tell-all interview), yet she continues to speak her truth.