Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are “struggling to come to terms with the gulf that’s opened” between them and the Royal Family, Meghan’s Guru claims.
Deepak Chopra, who has 3million followers on Instagram, is an Indian American alternative medicine practitioner who Meghan regards as her “spiritual guru”.
The ‘Guru’ believes through spiritual guidance, Meghan and Harry can repair their relationship with the Royal Family.
Chopra told the Mail that the King is the key figure in the process of ending the royal rift.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are “struggling to come to terms with the gulf that’s opened” between them and the Royal Family, Meghan’s Guru claims
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Chopra said: “It would help if there were close alliances between the royals and spiritual help.
"I’ll be glad if [the King] did get spiritual advice to solve the problems between him and Harry.”
King Charles announced that he had been diagnosed with Cancer in February last year.
Prince Harry is not thought to be on speaking terms with his father since the Duke of Sussex stepped back from royal duties and moved to California in 2020.
Deepak Chopra is an Indian American alternative medicine practitioner who Meghan regards as her 'spiritual guru'
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The Sussexes have publicly criticised members of the Royal Family, signing multimillion-pound contracts with Spotify and Netflix to speak about the institution.
Chopra appeared on the first episode of their Spotify podcast, Archetypes.
The Duchess of Sussex launched the podcast in August 2022, which intended to explore the labels and stereotypes that hold women back.
The podcast's initial buzz died down despite featuring a star-studded guest list that included Serena Williams and Mariah Carey.
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