Meghan Markle's fragile ceasefire with King Charles and Camilla

Meghan Markle’s royal relations remain on ice, as insiders reveal the Duchess has no communication with King Charles or Queen Camilla. 

However, the heated rhetoric from her and Prince Harry has reportedly cooled to a “fragile ceasefire.”

Meanwhile, King Charles is said to be exasperated by Harry’s ongoing legal battle over his UK security arrangements. 

The Duke of Sussex is appealing the Royal and VIP Executive Committee’s decision to revoke his automatic right to police protection.

The monarch notably skipped a meeting with Harry during the prince’s brief visit to London in May, further highlighting the rift. 

With Buckingham Palace tied to the committee that made the contested decision, Charles now faces a fresh headache as the legal drama drags on.

Writing for The Times, royal expert Kate Mansey has shed light on the frosty dynamics between Montecito and Buckingham Palace. 

According to Kate, Charles is holding back from communicating with Prince Harry until the Duke’s ongoing legal battle over UK security reaches its conclusion.

As for Meghan Markle, Mansey reports, "There is no communication with the King and Queen." 

The Sussexes have dialed down the bombshell interviews that followed their royal departure in 2020, but the quiet might be short-lived. 

With new Netflix projects reportedly in the works for 2024, including a behind-the-scenes look at Harry’s polo world and Meghan’s anticipated lifestyle brand series, American Riviera Orchard, the couple could be gearing up for another media blitz.

The plot thickens for King Charles, as royal expert Kate Mansey explains the tricky situation he’s in with his son, Prince Harry. 

"It places the King in a tricky position," she says, referring to Harry’s granted leave to appeal his UK security battle. 

With the legal drama still unfolding, it’s no wonder Charles feels there’s little he can say to his son until it’s resolved.

And as for Meghan? The silence is deafening. Kate reveals, "There is no communication with the King and Queen."