According to a former royal butler, Meghan Markle aspired to possess her prince. Princess Diana's ex-butler Paul Burrell appeared on "GB News" with Dan Wootton to discuss Prince Harry's solo attendance at King Charles' coronation and Meghan Markle's absence.

Burrell speculated that Markle was apprehensive about facing the British public, which led her to forgo accompanying her husband to his father's crowning event.

"I think she was scared of coming back to this country and quite rightly because the people in this country don't like the fact that she's stolen our prince, and she's brainwashed him, blinkered him and tied him down to his California mansion," Burrell said.

In response to Wootton's inquiry about whether Markle had changed Prince Harry, Burrell confirmed his belief. "I think she has enormous power, and she is a huge, hugely ambitious, and she wanted this from the very beginning," he continued. "She wanted to own her prince; she could never own him while he belonged to the royal family. She could only own him when he left the royal family."

Burrell also suggested that when Markle told Harry she wanted to change the world, he heard his late mother Diana's voice rather than Markle's. The "Way We Were: Remembering Diana" author expressed his doubts that Markle would ever travel to the U.K. for the coronation and questioned her claim that Archie's birthday kept her in California.

The Entertainment Times could not independently confirm these assertions.

Angela Levin, a former biographer of Prince Harry, echoed the sentiment that Markle had brainwashed the Duke of Sussex. In a separate episode of "GB News" with Wootton, the British journalist and royal biographer discussed the changes in Prince Harry's attitudes towards the Army and his stepmother, Queen Consort Camilla.

"Why would these things change? They've gone absolutely round, and I think the whole lot is Meghan," Levin stated. "He's been brainwashed, and he's been left out to dry. And I think he's taken on everything that she feels and not what he feels."

Levin has previously commented on the transformation in the royal since his relationship with Markle began. "When I spent over a year with him, he was terrific! He was positive. He had issues, but they didn't identify him as a victim, and now he seems to have had this terrible brainwash and is the number one victim," the author of "Harry: A Biography of a Prince" shared on "Good Morning Britain."