08 November 2023 , 11:12
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Meghan Markle has reportedly given Prince Harry an "ultimatum" following the fallout from their Family Guy episode.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were featured in what they've called an unexpected "disaster" as Family Guy creators mocked the couple in their latest episode. According to sources, the episode has "cut the pair deep" and they're "desperate" to put things right.
"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," sources claimed. "Meghan said she won't be humiliated like this and is desperate for a solution. They're in full panic mode."
The insider added that the Sussexes are now aware that they've fallen out of favour with their US audience as "the tides have turned against them in America," now, as damage control, Meghan has asked Harry to "fix things" with his family in the UK and hoping for a special trip to his hometown for Christmas.
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Meghan and Harry want to fix thingsThey explained that while Meghan "certainly won't be begging for anything" from the Royals "after everything that's happened," she's hoping that Harry can reconcile with his dad, King Charles and his older brother Prince William. The source told Closer: "Meghan has distanced herself from the furore 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.
The couple want to reconcile (Getty Images for Global Citizen)
Harry begged William to meet (Getty Images)"It's no shock Harry is digging his heels in, but Meghan is not about to let this slide," they continued. "If success were rolling in and they were being embraced by the US public, things would be different. Bu unfortunately, that is not the case."