Meghan said her ‘ultimate ambition’ is to become President

Meghan Markle's presidential aspirations have been a topic of conversation for quite some time.

According to an insider, the Duchess informed a friend that her ‘ultimate ambition' was to become President of the United States.

According to reports, the Duchess of Sussex said this when she first began dating Prince Harry.

Last year, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex resigned as senior members of the royal family and relocated to Los Angeles with their son Archie.

Richard Eden, a royal commentator, made the following disclosures to Palace Confidential on MailPlus: “A very good source said even after Meghan had started going out with Prince Harry she had said that her ultimate ambition was to be president.”

Richard and another royal analyst say that this has the potential to become a reality in the future.

“It seems to be increasingly likely and what a fascinating prospect it would be,” Eden said.

Victoria Murphy, a royal commentator, added to the conversation, “It would be absolutely extraordinary if it did happen and totally unprecedented.”

“I would never say never but I don't think this is something that is on the cards in the near future.”

“Anyone I've spoken does seem to suggest that's the case. ,” she added.

“Everything that they do, their identities are shaped by the royal family and I do not see how that could ever not be the case. If she was to become President their legacy would be completely different,” she added.

Meghan may pursue a political career, according to royal analyst and US citizen Richard Fitzwilliams.

Mr Fitzwilliams, speaking to Express.co.uk, said: “Meghan is a very articulate activist.

“She began activism when she was little, she's done a great deal over the years.

Former US President Donald Trump told Fox News that he hopes Meghan Markle contests for president because it will make him feel “even stronger” toward running.

‘I'm not a fan of hers,' he added, which comes as no surprise given that he labeled her a “nasty woman” in 2019 after learning she had publicly criticized him.

On Instagram in November, Harry and Meghan urged people to vote in the US election. They didn't support any one party since royals are expected to be partisan, but Harry did claim, ‘it's vital that we reject hate speech, misinformation, and online negativity.'  As a consequence, we can all infer who they preferred.

The palace released a statement at the time, explaining that Harry's remarks were made “in a personal capacity” and reminding the media that he and Meghan were no longer serving members of the royal family.