HARRY & MEGHAN WHAT HAVE WE DONE?

ROYAL SOURCES REVEAL THAT THE SUSSEXES ARE CONSIDERING A RETURN TO THE ROYAL FOLD

- Karleigh Smith.

After two years of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex publicly airing their grievances against the royals, Meghan Markle has suddenly changed her tune. Gone is the griping about life in dreary London, with the duchess instead enthusiastically praising the "love and support" she and Harry received while they were in the UK for Queen Elizabeth's funeral.

In a new interview with Variety, she also surprisingly declined the latest opportunity to make barbed comments about her husband's family, with the Hollywood magazine reporting that she worried it would be a "distraction" from their mourning.

It's a far cry from an interview she gave just weeks earlier to The Cut, in which she mused she never signed an NDA so she could "say anything" - a comment that most courtiers took as a barely disguised threat to go nuclear on the monarchy.

Now, the duchess, 41, is making obvious efforts to distance herself from prior public complaints, including declaring she was moving "onward" from "[The Cut] story. Part of me is just really trusting, really open - that's how I move in the world... I can survive it".

Meghan has also confirmed that a long-rumored docuseries about her relationship with Harry, 38, is about to drop via Netflix, while simultaneously insisting she has no control over its contents.