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Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Are 'Showing Signs' That Their Marriage 'Is Not Going Well,' Spills Biographer

A royal biographer believes that Prince Harry's 'bizarre' solo outings signal that there could be tension between the Sussexes.

Is there trouble in paradise for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? If you ask royal biographer, Duncan Larcombe the answer is yes.

The expert pointed to the Duke of Sussex's recent solo outings, such as his appearance at a Texas rodeo last month.

"It was especially bizarre as it so clearly goes against Meghan’s animal rights beliefs. And Meghan’s absence from the Super Bowl was baffling too. From what I hear, Harry has cut out many of the people who ever loved him from his life. His family, his old school friends, the list goes on," Larcombe explained to Closer. "I think one of the biggest signs of a relationship not going well is that one or both of you become very isolated from the friends and family and people who love you and who you grew up with."

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The author noted that Harry has distanced himself from his support system ever since he and Meghan married, but it's become more "worrying as he’s more alienated than ever now – which shows things aren’t going well."

Meghan's estranged father, Thomas Markle, believes that the pair's lonely lifestyle also proves they're unhappy.

"Harry and Meghan are living like hermits in a 26-room house. They never have parties they never have guests, I think the only guests they have are their million dollar lawyers," he previously said on GB News. "Otherwise it's Harry walking his dogs or riding his bicycle. I don't understand what they're doing."

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However, author Nigel Cawthorne thinks their isolation can actually help them heal any issues.

"It’s Harry and Meghan against the world or them against the British establishment," he said. "But when couples go through a shared problem, it does tend to make them stronger."

Meanwhile, the Sussexes' popularity in the U.K. has to continue to dwindle, as a recent survey revealed that only 30 percent of pollers saw Harry in a favorable light.