Feb. 1, 2026

30. The Crossroads

30. The Crossroads

The Queen turns 90, surveying her fractured family and wondering if her life's work will survive. Philip declines. Charles waits. William resists. Harry finds confidence at the Invictus Games and agrees to a blind date. In July 2016, he meets Meghan Markle. Everything is about to change.

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This episode blends documented events and public statements with dramatized

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private moments. Conversations behind closed doors are imagined for storytelling

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and should not be taken as literal transcripts.

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Calaruga Shark Media. April twenty first, twenty sixteen. Queen Elizabeth

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the Second turned ninety years old, a milestone that should

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have been cause for unrestrained celebration the nation through street parties,

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commemorative coins were minted, tributes poured in from around the world.

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But in the private moments, away from the cameras and crowds,

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Elizabeth looked at her family gathered to mark the occasion

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and saw not continuity but crisis. Everything had built, everything

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she had sacrificed for felt fragile in ways it never

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had before. This is Crown and Controversy, Episode thirty, The Crossroads.

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The official celebrations were magnificent. A pageant in Windsor featuring

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nine hundred horses and fifteen hundred performers recreated ninety years

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of history. Beacon lighting ceremonies across the United Kingdom and Commonwealth,

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a service of Thanksgiving at Saint Paul's Cathedral. The family

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gathered on the Buckingham palace balcony for a fly past

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four generations of royals waving to the crowds below. The

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image was perfect, the optics flawless. The monarchy endured, but

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Elizabeth knew the truth behind the pageantry. She was ninety

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years old, an age her father never reached, an age

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that brought with it the awareness of mortality and the

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uncertainty of legacy. She had reigned for sixty four years,

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longer than any British monarch before her. She had devoted

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her entire adult life to the crown, sacrificed personal happiness

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for duty, maintained standards through scandal and crisis, and yet

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looking at her family, she wondered if it had been enough.

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Charles was sixty seven older than any previous heir when

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ascending the throne. He had spent his entire life waiting, preparing,

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developing his vision for a modernized monarchy. But would he

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live long enough to implement it. Would he have the energy,

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the stamina, the time to make his mark, or would

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his reign be a brief transitional period between Elizabeth's long

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tenure and William's eventual succession. Elizabeth had never seriously considered

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abdication the vow she made on her twenty first birthday

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to serve for her whole life, whether it be long

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or short. He was sacred to her. But watching Charles's frustration,

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seeing him age into his late sixties, still waiting for

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a role he had prepared for since childhood, she felt

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the weight of her own longevity. Was she being selfish

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clinging to the crown when her son deserved his chance,

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or was she being responsible knowing that Charles's controversial opinions

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and decades of waiting might make him unsuitable for the

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role when it finally came. William troubled her in different ways.

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Her grandson was thirty three, father of two, second in

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line to the throne, but he was still flying helicopters

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in Norfolk. Rather than fully embracing his royal destiny. He

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was reluctant where he should be eager, resistant where he

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should be committed. William had the ingredients to be a

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successful modern king, competent, married to a popular princess, father

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to adorable children, but he did not seem to want it.

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Not really, he wanted a normal life, which was the

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one thing his birth made impossible. Harry broke her heart.

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The boy who had walked behind his mother's coffin with

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such devastating composure, had grown into a man struggling with demons.

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Elizabeth could not fully understand she knew about the therapy,

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about his public statements on mental health. She admired his honesty,

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while also finding it deeply uncomfortable. Royals did not discuss

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such things. But perhaps that was the problem. Perhaps her

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generation's emotional repression had created the struggles her grandchildren now faced,

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and Philip, her husband of sixty eight years, her anchor

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through every storm, was fading before her eyes. At ninety four.

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He remained determined to carry out royal duties, but the

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physical toll was undeniable. He moved more slowly, tired more easily,

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spent longer periods resting between engagements. Elizabeth had never been

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demonstrative with affection, had never been comfortable expressing emotion openly,

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but the thought of losing Philip off facing the final

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years of her reign alone terrified her in ways she

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would never admit aloud. Prince Philip's decline was becoming impossible

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to ignore. During the Queen's birthday celebrations, those close to

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the Duke of Edinburgh noticed the effort it took for

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him to maintain his public persona. The sharp wit was

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still there, the gruff humor intact, but the energy was waning.

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The man who had walked two steps behind the queen

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for more than six decades was slowing down, and both

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of them knew what that meant. Philip had never wanted

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to be a royal spouse. He had given up his

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naval career, his independence, his own identity to support Elizabeth's reign.

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He had done it without complaint, mostly, but not without cost. Now,

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approaching his mid nineties, he was exhausted. The thought of

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retirement from public duties was increasingly appealing, but it also

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meant acknowledging the end, excepting that his usefulness to the

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institution was finished. For Elizabeth, the prospect of Philip's stepping

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back meant losing her closest adviser, her most honest critic,

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the one person who could speak to her without the

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filter of protocol and deference. They had weathered so much

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together the early years when she was a young queen

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and he was an ambitious naval officer forced into a

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supporting role. The scandals of their children's marriages, Diana's death

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and its aftermath. Through it all, Philip had been there, steady,

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if not always warm, reliable, if not always gentle. Prince

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Andrew's situation continued to simmer in the background, a crisis

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waiting to explode. The allegations regarding his friendship with Jeffrey

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Epstein had been made public more than a year earlier.

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The Palace had issued denials, but questions persisted. Some within

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the royal household worried that Andrew's associations would eventually become untenable,

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that the Institution would be forced to make difficult decisions

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about one of the Queen's own children. For Elizabeth, Andrew

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remained her favorite, the son who had made her laugh,

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who had shown her affection in ways Charles never had.

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The thought of Andrew facing serious consequences for his poor

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judgment was painful, but she was also a pragmatist. If

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the allegations continued to grow, if evidence emerged that made

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Andrew's position impossible, what would she do? Could she protect

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her son or would she be forced to choose the

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institution over her child. These were the thoughts that haunted

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Elizabeth as she celebrated her ninetieth birthday. The public saw

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a monarch at the peak of her powers, beloved and respected,

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but privately she felt the weight of impossible choices ahead,

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the awareness that the family she had sacrificed so much

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for was fracturing in ways she could not prevent. In

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May two thousand sixteen, just weeks after the Queen's Birthday celebrations,

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Harry traveled to Orlando, Florida for the second Invictus Games.

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The international sporting event for wounded, injured and six service

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personnel had been Harry's passion project since attending the Warrior

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Games in the United States in two thousand thirteen. The

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first Invictus Games in London in two thousand fourteen had

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been a tremendous success. Now the event was returning, bigger

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and more am vicious. For Harry, Invictus represented everything he

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wanted his royal role to be. It was meaningful work

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that made a tangible difference in people's lives. The wounded

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warriors he worked with did not care that he was

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fifth in line to the throne. They cared that he

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understood their struggles, that he had served in Afghanistan, that

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he treated them with genuine respect and camaraderie. The opening

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ceremony at the ESPN wide World of Sports Complex was electric.

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Hundreds of athletes from fourteen nations marched into the arena,

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representing different branches of military service, different conflicts, different injuries.

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Some walked, some used wheelchairs, some had visible scars, some

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carried invisible wounds, But all of them embodied a refusal

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to be defined by their injuries, a determination to compete

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and excel despite enormous challenges. Harry, watching from the ste

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felt something shift inside him. These warriors, who had sacrificed

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so much were not letting their circumstances define them. They

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were building new lives, finding new purposes, refusing to be defeated.

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If they could do that, surely he could too. Surely

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he could find a way to build a meaningful life

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rather than remaining stuck in the role of eternal spare.

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The games themselves were inspiring, archery, wheelchair basketball, swimming, sitting volleyball,

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athletes pushing their bodies to the limit, competing with fierce determination.

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Harry moved among them, easily, joking with competitors, congratulating winners,

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offering encouragement to those who did not meddle. He was

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in his element here more relaxed and genuine than he

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ever seemed at formal royal engagements. The closing ceremony featured

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performances and speeches celebrating the athlete's achievements. Harry addressed the crowd,

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his voice thick with emotion. He spoke about the power

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of the invictor's spirit, about refusing to be broken by circumstances,

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about the importance of supporting those who had served. The

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applause was thunderous, genuine. These people saw him not as

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a prince, but as one of them, a fellow veteran

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who understood. Flying back to London after the Games, Harry

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felt something he had not experienced in years, hope. The

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Invictus Games had reminded him that purpose could be found,

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that meaningful work was possible, that he was capable of

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making a real difference. But more than that, it had

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given him confidence. If he could create something this successful,

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this impactful, maybe he was worthy of finding personal happiness too.

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By summer two thousand and sixteen, Harry was ready to

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take risks on his personal life in ways he had

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avoided for years. Friends had been trying to set him

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up on dates for months, but he had resisted convinced

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that no relationship could survive the scrutiny and pressure of

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royal life. But the confidence from Invictus, combined with the

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crushing loneliness he had felt at Christmas, pushed him to reconsider.

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He started saying yes when friends suggested introducing him to someone.

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The dates were mostly disasters. Women who seemed promising in

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conversation became overwhelmed when confronted with the reality of dating

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a prince. The security, the media attention, the knowledge that

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any relationship would be public property. It was too much

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for most people. Harry understood. He did not blame them,

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but each failed attempt deepened his sense that he might

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be destined for permanent solitude in Toronto, far from the

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dramas of the British royal family, Megan Markel was building

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her own life and career. The actress who played paralegal

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Rachel Zane on the legal drama Suits had spent six

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seasons establishing herself in the entertainment industry, but acting was

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only part of her identity. She ran a lifestyle blog

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called The Tig, where she wrote about travel, food and

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social issues. She worked with organizations like un Women and

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World Vision using her platform to advocate for gender equality

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and access to clean water. Megan had been married once before,

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to film producer Trevor Engelson, but they had divorced in

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two thousand and thirteen after less than two years of marriage.

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She had learned hard lessons about compatibility and compromise, about

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the importance of choosing a partner whose values and goals

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aligned with her own. She was thirty four years old,

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successful in her career, but still searching for the relationship

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that would feel right. By mid twenty sixteen, Megan had

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been dating chef Cory Vitiello, but that relationship was ending.

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They had been together for about two years, but ultimately

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they wanted different things were heading in different directions. The

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split was amicable, but it left Megan once again single,

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once again open to possibility. She had no idea that

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within weeks a mutual friend would suggest she meets someone.

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She had no idea that a blind date would lead

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to a transatlantic romance that would captivate the world and

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shake the foundations of the British monarchy. She had no

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idea that her life was about to change in ways

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she could never have imagined. Back in London, Harry's friend

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Violet von Vestenholtz, a childhood friend who also knew Megan

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through the fashion world, had an idea. She knew both

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Harry and Meghan were single, She knew they shared similar

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values around humanitarian work and social justice. She thought they

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might click. In early July twenty sixteen, she reached out

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to each of them separately, suggesting they might enjoy meeting.

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Harry looked at Megan's Instagram feed, saw photos of a beautiful,

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confident woman engaged with the world. Meghan looked at what

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little public information existed about Harry beyond tabloid headlines, saw

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glimpses of genuine compassion beneath the party prince's reputation. Both

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were intrigued enough to agree to a drink. Neither of

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them could have predicted what would follow. The instant chemistry,

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the WhatsApp messages that stretched late into the night, the

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second date that lasted for hours, the realization that this

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felt different, special, worth risking everything for. But that was

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all ahead for now. In early July twenty sixteen, Prince

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Harry and Megan Markel simply agreed to meet for a

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drink at Soho House in London one evening one conversation,

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one chance encounter that would change both their lives forever.

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The Queen, celebrating her ninetieth year, worried about her family's future.

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Philip at ninety four, prepared for his final years, Charles

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at sixty seven, continued his endless weight, William at thirty

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three resisted his destiny, and Harry at thirty one, walked

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into a bar to meet a woman he had never

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seen before, completely unaware that he was about to set

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in motion a series of events that would bring the

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British monarchy to its knees. The stage was set, the

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players were in position, and the story that would dominate

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headlines for years to come was about to begin. Next

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season on Crown and Controversy, the woman who who would

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change everything had just entered the picture, and the Royal

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family would never be the same. Crown and Controversy is

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a production of Calaoga Shark Media executive producers Mark Francis

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and John McDermot. While no one truly knows what happens

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behind closed palace doors, Crown and Controversy uses news sources,

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on the record, quotes, and some artistic license to craft

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this entertainment series. Some moments have been dramatized for storytelling effect.

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AI narration was used in this series, but it was written, produced, mixed,

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and designed by Mark and John. To keep up with

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the modern day Royal family, follow our podcast Palace Intrigue,

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a seven day a week, ten minute update on the Royals.