Meghan’s mental health hit a breaking point in 2019 when she was pregnant with the couple’s first child, son Archie. The duchess faced an onslaught of nasty attacks in British newspapers after marrying Harry in 2018.

She explained: “It was like, all of this will stop if I’m not here. And that was the scariest thing about it because it was such clear thinking.”

When she went to a senior palace official to discuss the possibility of receiving in-patient treatment for her mental health, Meghan claimed she was told that “wouldn’t be good for the institution”.

Members of the royal family allegedly didn’t help either.

Harry said: “They knew how bad it was. They thought, ‘Why couldn’t she just deal with it?’ As if to say, ‘Well, everybody else has dealt with it, why can’t she deal with it?’”

Afterward, Harry himself acknowledged that he didn’t handle the situation well either.

He explained: “I dealt with it as institutional Harry as opposed to husband Harry… and looking back on it now, I hate myself for it.”

Since 2019, the Sussexes have moved to California and welcomed a second child, daughter Lilibet. Despite literally and figuratively moving on, the couple continue to go back to the drama that led to them giving up their positions as full-time working royals.

The source asked: “So why drag up the past yet again – and even hint that she has more details to share?”

They added King Charles and Prince William “are sick of being portrayed as villains, especially because her own husband didn’t do enough”.

“Harry keeps saying he wants to reconcile with his father and brother, but every time Meghan opens her mouth, she seems to make the rift between them worse.”

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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)