Tensions between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been revealed by an expert who claims the Duke of Sussex is “not yet comfortable with Hollywood celebrity culture”.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they would be stepping away from royal duties in January 2020 and have always appeared unified in their choices ever since.

But Pauline Maclaran, professor of marketing and consumer research at Royal Holloway, believes that Harry was born into the “Royal Family brand” which is “bound to create tensions”, the Express reports.

She noted that Meghan’s brand had always been based around being “a (previously) minor Hollywood celebrity associated with the Suits brand”.

“The mix of these different brand cultures is bound to create tensions at times and certainly did when Meghan tried to be a working royal during their time in England,” she said.

The expert also spoke about the Duke and Duchess’ appearance at the NAACP Image Awards – where many noted Harry looking wooden on stage next to his more comfortable wife.

Maclaran believes that “Harry’s unease” was a reflection of him “not yet comfortable with Hollywood celebrity culture”.

In other news, a racy model is aiming to tempt Harry back to the UK with free nudes and personal protection.

Orla, who calls herself a “sexier version of Meghan Markle”, is desperate to make life better for the Duke of Sussex.

In January, Harry’s legal representatives announced that he would be challenging a decision by the Home Office not to provide him and his family with the “same degree” of personal protective security when they visit the UK from the US where they now live.

But cheeky Orla thinks she might be able to help.

Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, Orla said: “Prince Harry is irresistible. Since Meghan dragged him across the Pond he’s lost that wild streak, and I think a move back to his home surroundings will reignite the flame.

“He’s always had a thing for blondes, so I know he’d find me hard to resist.”

Representatives for Harry and Meghan have been contacted for comment.

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