Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's American dream might not be going as smoothly as anticipated. Speculations suggest that their initial enthusiasm for a fresh start may be waning. Royal commentator Duncan Larscombe shared his doubts about the couple's ability to build a successful future without resorting to negative discussions about the royal family.

While Meghan Markle seems to be embracing her Hollywood dreams and relishing her newfound fame, Prince Harry appears to be yearning for the privacy he once enjoyed. The scrutiny the couple faces extends beyond their personal lives to their professional personas.

They were portrayed in a South Park episode as spoiled individuals, and their Netflix docuseries failed to secure an Emmy nomination. Their names were also absent from the guest list for Barack Obama's 60th birthday celebration, raising eyebrows in the celebrity sphere.

Furthermore, there are reports suggesting that high-profile celebrities who once praised Harry and Meghan are now apprehensive about getting too close to the couple. There are concerns that private conversations and hidden secrets could potentially strain relationships with other members of the royal family.

Living in Montecito, California, with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have chosen to remain silent on these recent speculations about their American journey.

As they continue to navigate their new life away from the royal spotlight, the couple's ability to overcome these challenges remains uncertain. Only time will reveal whether their American dream will turn into the nightmare that some critics envision.