'Self-Entitled Grifters': Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Are 'Humiliated' After Fallout From 'Family Guy' Episode

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are unhappy with being mocked on Family Guy, which left the Montecito royals feeling "humiliated."

"What's hit them hardest and cuts the deepest of all is that it plays up the whole notion they're self-entitled grifters or spoilt brats," insider sources dished.

"Meghan said she won't be humiliated like this and is desperate for a solution. They're in full panic mode," the source added, before pointing out that the Duchess of Sussex "certainly won't be begging for anything" from the royal family "after everything that's happened."

"Meghan has distanced herself from the furor for months, but now she's giving Harry an ultimatum and demanding that he do whatever it takes to fix things. She's pushing a special trip back for Christmas in the hopes that William and Charles will be a little more open to reconciliation. Harry has already begged William to meet up on his trip to New York and was ignored, so he's biting his lip over the thought of bearing Christmas gifts," they continued.

The former actress is allegedly content in allowing Harry to handle all communications with his family, and some analysts claim this could be part of her WME deal. Her agent, Ari Emanuel, has reportedly suggested that his royal client "clean up her image" regarding feuds with the world's most famous monarchy.

Despite this being Meghan's homeland, she is apparently concerned with how her and Harry's reputations have been sharply divided in the nearly four years since "Megxit" and their arrival in California.

"It's no shock Harry is digging his heels in, but Meghan is not about to let this slide. If success were rolling in, and they were being embraced by the U.S. public, things would be different. But unfortunately, that is not the case," the insider source concluded.

Conflicting reports show that the former Suits star has "no desire" to return to Britain and is content with moving forward with the rest of their Netflix deal and what WME can offer her.

"Meghan has no desire to be in the U.K., she feels rejected by them, and she doesn't want to put herself in a position to be humiliated by them again the way they booed her in the past," royal commentator Kinsey Schofield dished.

"I do think Harry had a really hard time when the palace rejected his request to stay there during the WellChild awards, but I wonder how much having a residence has to do with him wanting that counselor of state role that a lot of people would like to see him lose. I also wonder, does it have anything to do with his visa because he's not an American citizen? Does he need to have a residence in the U.K. to maintain whatever it is he has in the U.S. that they're so secretive about?" she added.

Daily Mirror reported on the insider revelations.