Cue the 'Divorce': Meghan Markle the 'Ghosting Queen' 'Dumps Everything at Some Point,' Prince Harry Should Prepare for a 'Drawn Out Breakup Spectacle'

Many royal analysts feel that Prince Harry will never leave Meghan Markle but the same cannot be said for the "Diva Duchess" in this scenario. Royal expert Hugo Vickers dropped a "huge truth bomb" on what could be in store for the wayward Duke.

"People usually act in character, and they usually act on form," he said. "I hate to say it, but her form is that she dumped her father, she dumped her first husband, she dumped her Canadian chef lover. She dumped Jessica Mulroney. She then dumped the entire British royal family."

"So who is going to be next for the chop?" he added. "I think inevitably, probably Prince Harry, and there'll come a time when she'll think that she doesn't need him."

He further added how if and when the drawn-out "divorce spectacle" begins, Harry will almost certainly "be in the wrong" during the entire "Johnny Depp-Amber Heard-like fiasco," as one commenter on X described the theoretical.

Vickers continued, "I don't know when she might make that particular call and it's not for me to speculate, but you know she will probably somehow put him in the wrong, so that she can say that she's a wronged woman, and he's just behaved like all the others. I mean I don't think she ever admits that she is wrong about anything, but I feel very sorry for Prince Harry, because I think he's in a very difficult place at the moment."

Vickers further observed, "I think he has been for some time. I don't think that her projects have done Harry any good."

However, when it comes to solo ventures, the Duke does have a powerful allure his Duchess cannot seem to replicate.

"The Invictus games wasn't entirely his initiative, but he certainly was the one who made it famous and popular, and he's done an incredibly good job with it," Vickers stated. "What's strange about that is that the message, as far as I can read of Invictus, is, you are not a victim, you are able to get on with life, and are able to make wonderful contributions, and he gets people going again."

For many, it is rumored that Meghan's "ghosting" behavior has many would-be friends "avoiding her like the plague in L.A." a Tinseltown source spilled," which could also be a red flag Harry "should keep in mind."

The Duchess of Sussex allegedly has a long-running reputation for developing friendships with others, and then simply discarding them later "without warning."

This led royal author Ingrid Seward to tell an outlet, "Well, I think that Meghan has managed to alienate a lot of her former friends. She does something which is very distressing for people."

The Sun reported on Vickers' remarks.