Will Meghan Markle Ever Be Queen?

The question of whether Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, will become queen has been a subject of much debate and discussion in the British media and public discourse. This article aims to explore the intricacies of the British Monarchy's rules of succession and the likelihood of such an outcome.

Understanding the Rules of Succession

The rules of succession in the United Kingdom are laid out in the Act of Settlement 1701 and the Succession to the Throne Act 2013. These laws stipulate that the throne can only be inherited by a monarch's legitimate offspring who are Protestants, with a preference for male heirs. Additionally, the current rules of succession prioritize the direct descendants of Queen Elizabeth II in the line of inheritance.

The exact succession orders are as follows:

Prince Charles (the eldest son of the monarch) Prince William (the eldest son of Prince Charles) Prince George (the eldest son of Prince William) Princess Charlotte, andPrince Louis (the younger sons of Prince William)

The next in line, following the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, is Prince Harry, who is currently fourth in the line of succession. If none of the children of Prince William have heirs of their own, and both Prince William and Charles live long enough, Prince Harry could one day ascend to the throne. However, this scenario is highly unlikely given the current rules and the fact that he would need to become King before any of his children could inherit the position.

Is a Return to Royal Duties Plausible?

Even if the British monarchy's rules of succession did permit Meghan Markle to become queen, several other factors would need to be considered. One of the most significant of these is whether the couple would be allowed to return to their royal duties. The Sussexes have already stepped down from their royal duties and chosen a different path, which may make it difficult for them to be considered for a return to the royal fold.

Furthermore, the transition back to royal duties would depend on the British royal family's willingness to accept Meghan and Prince Harry under different terms. As they turned down the chance to return to royal life, it is highly unlikely that they would be granted re-entry in the same capacity as before.

Public Perception and Controversy

The public perception of Meghan Markle has been highly influenced by the media and social media. She has faced intense scrutiny and criticism over various aspects of her life, including her background, her marriage, and her interactions with the royal family. These debates stem from differing opinions on her fit within the royal family and questions about her suitability for the role of Queen.

Labels such as "cunt," "low life," and "fraud" should not be used in professional discourse or in articles on such topics. Instead, it is important to focus on factual information and to provide a balanced view.

While Meghan Markle's personal life and actions have been subject to much debate, they do not necessarily impact her ability to become queen. The public can play a role in shaping the narrative, but ultimately, the succession depends on legal and royal decisions, not public opinion or media commentary.

It is also important to recognize that the role of queens has evolved over time, and the monarch's role in modern society is more ceremonial and less about governance. Thus, whether Meghan Markle becomes queen or not, the position itself continues to evolve and adapt to changing times.