The Sussexes issued warning that 'drama follows them wherever they go'
The Sussexes have been branded "toxic" and issued a very brutal warning after it was claimed that "drama follows them wherever they go".
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were seemingly snubbed from a wedding that much of their family will be attending. The Duke of Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, will marry his partner Olivia Henson next June.
The Duke is close friends with both Harry and Prince William, with him having seemingly chosen which side he prefers after it was revealed that the Sussexes have not received an invite to the ceremony.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been issued a warning by an expert (PA)Kinsey Scofield, a Royal expert, has now spoken out about her thoughts and feelings on the Duke of Westminster's decision, with her not holding back in the slightest.
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"I think this decision is a pretty common sense decision. Why would you invite people, that just drama follows them wherever they go. And that's my biggest argument towards Harry and Meghan," Kinsey said on GB News this week.
Quoting Taylor Swift's Anti-Hero hit, she added: "When are you going to look in the mirror and say 'it's me, hi, I'm the problem it's me'?" She then branded the couple "toxic" and said that "they can say all day long that they weren't involved in Endgame but at the end of the day their fingerprints are so all over Omid Scobie's Finding Freedom that it's hard to say that they were in no way shape or form associated with Endgame".
"Everywhere Harry and Meghan goes, drama follows," she added when talking about the upcoming wedding that the couple were seemingly snubbed from after not receiving an invite.
Defending the decision not to invite the couple to the wedding, she noted that if they want a sacred day to celebrate a union, "why would you invite Harry and Meghan there to wreak havoc on your big day?", branding their apparent snub as a move of "common sense".
This comes as the world continues to reel from Omid Scobie's book Endgame and the fallout and controversy that has followed it.
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