The Sussexes, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have reportedly decided to remain silent about their life within the palace walls, according to unnamed sources.

If true, this revelation will likely come as a relief to the rest of the Royal Family, who have endured the barrage of criticism from across the Atlantic with remarkable composure and minimal response.

Over the past three years, Harry and Meghan’s actions have caused extensive damage to the Royal Family.

One of the most explosive allegations made by the couple was that someone within the family expressed concerns about the potential darkness of their unborn child’s skin.

However, this claim has not been reiterated since their interview with Oprah Winfrey and was notably absent from Prince Harry’s memoir, “Spare.”

It was this accusation that prompted the only public response from the Royals so far.

When asked if they were a racist family, Prince William vehemently denied the allegation.

Despite any potential truce declared by Harry and Meghan, the divide between the brothers appears insurmountable, and the emotional wounds run deep.

The Sussexes are not the first members of the Royal Family to publicly express grievances and complaints, and it is likely that they will not be the last.

There have been unconfirmed suggestions that Prince Andrew may consider opening up about his fall from grace following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

However, such a move would demonstrate a severe lack of self-awareness, considering the disastrous outcome of his infamous interview with Newsnight.

On the other hand, Prince Andrew’s ex-wife, Fergie, has recently launched her own lighthearted podcast.

After publishing two candid autobiographies, she may have reached the conclusion that there is little more to say about royal life.

In her podcast’s inaugural episode, she shared a trivial fact about her time as a duchess: upon moving into Buckingham Palace after marrying Prince Andrew, she expressed her fondness for her room due to its abundance of mirrors and lavatories, a skill she honed as a chambermaid in Switzerland, though she admitted disliking the term “chambermaid.”

Harry and Meghan still have contractual obligations with Netflix and Spotify, and they will need to produce commercially viable content.

Their connection to royalty is integral to their brand, making it challenging to distance themselves from capitalizing further on their royal ties.

If the reports of their decision to cease divulging private information about the rest of the family are accurate, it will undoubtedly be met with approval.

However, the constant stream of rumors from California raises doubts about the veracity of this latest development.

Just last week, it was rumored that the couple had plenty more to say and were planning an extensive Netflix documentary.

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