Let’s talk about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. These two have made headlines around the globe for stepping away from the royal family. But here’s the thing: while Sharon Osbourne thinks they should have the freedom to do what makes them happy, she has some strong opinions about how and when they went about making this major life change.
Sharon’s Perspective on Timing
Sharon Osbourne, the ever-honest TV personality, chimed in recently during an episode of The Talk. At 67 years old, she’s got plenty of wisdom to share. She believes that Meghan and Harry could have handled their decision better. “They should be able to do what they want. It’s 2020, after all. But here’s the deal—his family has been royal for centuries. There’s respect involved here,” Sharon explained. “You go to your family, sit down, and say, ‘Hey, let’s figure this out.’”
She also pointed out that Queen Elizabeth has mentioned plans to step back within the next 18 months. “Once the Queen retires, Harry’s dad, Prince Charles, will take over as King. So why not wait until the Queen is ready to hand things over? Timing matters,” Sharon added.
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Family Dynamics Matter
Sharon went on to highlight the importance of family ties, especially when it comes to raising children. “Here’s something to consider: Meghan has chosen to navigate life without her immediate family, just her mom. If you cut ties with your royal family, your child will grow up with just you and one grandma. That’s not ideal for anyone,” she said. “Family dynamics are crucial, and Archie deserves to have a strong support system around him.”
Sharon also touched on Meghan’s career aspirations. “Meghan wants to get back into the spotlight and return to what she knows best—acting. And that’s fine. But maybe timing this move differently would have been smarter. In due time, everything will fall into place,” she concluded.
Harry and Meghan’s Bold Announcement
On January 8, 2020, Meghan and Harry dropped a bombshell. In a statement shared via their official Instagram, they revealed their plans to step back as senior members of the Royal Family. “After much thought and discussion, we’ve decided to transition this year by carving out a new role within the institution,” they wrote. “Our intention is to step back and achieve financial independence while continuing to support Her Majesty The Queen fully.”
