Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been in the headlines lately, with rumors circulating that the Duchess of Sussex may be abusing her husband.

This speculation comes after Harry was spotted with deep scratches on his face and Meghan with a broken nail during a recent walkabout.

According to reports, Prince William was aware that the Markles were planning to do a lone walkabout and invited them to join him as a way to contain their behavior if necessary.

When Harry and William left the car, they had a brief exchange of words, and Harry did not seem happy about it.

The walkabout, which was originally scheduled to start an hour earlier than it did, was delayed because Harry and Meghan had to go and get changed into more formal morning attire.

NBC's royal commentator Daisy McAndrew revealed that the couple was not wearing the proper attire, so they had to quickly get changed and do Meghan's hair and makeup.

Despite the delay, the Fab Four eventually made their appearance outside Windsor Castle, much to the delight of fans.

However, one royal source has expressed caution, saying that there is still a great sense of distrust in the air.

The source believes that for this to dissipate, there needs to be some major reconciliation on the part of those making the most noise.

Nonetheless, the public display of unity was welcomed by fans, who are still grieving the loss of Prince Philip.

One fan said that anything else right now pales in insignificance, and that unless there is a major shift in attitudes, it's hard to believe that this could be a catalyst for anything more.

In addition to the speculation about Meghan and Harry's relationship, there have also been rumors about their relationship with the rest of the royal family.

According to royal photographer Arthur Edwards, the real reason why Meghan and Harry were invited to join William and Catherine outside Windsor Castle was simply because they wanted to show a united front.

Arthur also spoke about the new king and his relationship with him over the years.

He believes that people are only interested in the king for his money, rather than his character or abilities.