In a strategic move towards reconciliation, Meghan Markle has been urged to extend an olive branch to the royal family, amidst growing concerns that her ongoing rift may jeopardize her relationship with Prince Harry.

Sources close to the Duchess of Sussex revealed that while Harry is eager to rebuild connections with his estranged family members, including King Charles and Prince William, Meghan remains skeptical about returning to the UK.

As the Duke of Sussex contemplates a return to his homeland, royal experts warn that the couple's popularity may be in "deep trouble" in the future.

Lady Colin Campbell, a prominent royal commentator, expressed her belief that the Sussexes are headed for challenging times, stating, "I think the chickens are coming home to roost in a very big way. I can guarantee things are going to get an awful lot worse."

Additionally, concerns about the couple's financial situation have emerged, with reports suggesting that Meghan's high lifestyle expectations may clash with their current financial standing.

Tom Bower, another royal commentator, highlighted their alleged financial crisis, stating, "I really think they're facing a financial crisis. It was absolutely predictable, and where they go from there, they would probably have to downsize and think again."

Amidst the uncertainties, there are reports that Meghan Markle is planning to pen a book about her life, covering both her Hollywood journey and her time in the royal family.

This book is said to be part of a four-book deal signed with Penguin Random House, similar to the one that saw Prince Harry release his memoir, "Spare," in 2023.

While some insiders speculate that the book could be a strategic move to boost their finances, others believe it may be an opportunity for Meghan to share her perspective on the whirlwind experience of transitioning from actress to royalty. A Hollywood agent commented, "I would find it surprising if Meghan didn't publish her own story. If she's harboring political ambitions, it would make even more sense."