Meghan Markle ‘obsessed’ with the ‘cash grab’ she can ‘make off’ the royal family, claims expert

Meghan Markle continues to capitalize on the royals.

According to expert Samara Gill, the Duchess of Sussex is still trying to bank off her titles despite not being a working member of the family.

“She’s obsessed with the royal family and she’s obsessed with the cash grab that she can make off it,” the commentator said during an appearance on Sky News.

“I think she does want the validation, but she also wants to continue to coast off the royal titles,” Gill noted.

“I think that’s been one of the most damning and heartbreaking things for the royal family to have to witness — her secretly using some of the titles in letter headings and then them finding out about it,” the journalist said.

An insider told RadarOnline.com that when Meghan married Prince Harry, she didn’t understand that being a member of The Firm was about duty.

“There’s a belief among some people connected to the monarchy that Meghan wants all the glamour, symbolism and commercial power that comes with royal status without accepting the restrictions, obligations and scrutiny attached to royal duty itself,” the source claimed.

Following the Suits star and the Spare author’s recent unofficial tours around the globe, reporter Jane Moore believes the pair are abusing their status with the monarchy.

“Milking their ‘Duke and Duchess’ titles for all their worth, the Montecito grifters have just completed a Down Under ‘royal tour’ by any other name,” she wrote for The Sun.

Royal expert Lee Cohen agreed with Moore’s statement. “As long as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle retain their titles, every overseas appearance carries an implied endorsement,” he wrote for GB News.

“That is not opinion — it is a consequence. And Britain must not continue empowering a frivolous brand masquerading as a monarchy,” he added.

“The remedy is obvious. Strip the titles. Remove the privileges. End the theatre,” Cohen continued. “If they wish to operate as entertainers of influencers, they may do so — but only as private citizens. No coronet. No rank. No implied authority.”