Renowned royal commentator Fitzwilliams has raised concerns about Meghan Markle’s aspirations of becoming a billionaire, citing her problematic public image as a potential obstacle.

“Her waning popularity in the United States can be attributed, in part, to the persistent bullying allegations against her, despite her vehement denials. Additionally, critics of her show With Love, Meghan have pointed out her perceived self-absorption,” Fitzwilliams explained.

He went on to suggest that Markle could benefit from heeding the advice of Niccolo Machiavelli, the pragmatic 16th-century diplomat, who famously wrote, ‘It is not necessary that a prince (or princess) be just, but it is imperative that they appear to be.’

“While Markle possesses ambition in abundance, her talent may be lacking, and her excessive self-regard is glaringly evident. The initial fascination with her has dwindled, and her penchant for espousing love while criticizing the royal family, into which she married, may hinder her quest for fortune,” Fitzwilliams cautioned.