Having stepped away from the British royal family with the declaration of wanting “a normal life,” Meghan and Harry now face an unimaginable prospect: being arrested by U.S. federal authorities. They can no longer play the role of victims or maintain the image of a “wounded couple.” Not when suspicious tax documents related to their Archewell brand, international cash inflows, and signs of money laundering have triggered scrutiny by U.S. financial regulators—and the FBI has turned on the spotlight.
Under U.S. federal law, anyone—yes, even a “prince”—can be imprisoned if there’s evidence of serious financial crimes. Tax fraud involving more than $250,000 is enough to land someone in federal prison. Cross-border money laundering? That’s a felony—grounds for extradition or immediate arrest on U.S. soil. Just one shady transaction could turn their multimillion-dollar Montecito mansion into the epicenter of a federal raid. Discover how Harry and Meghan’s fame may be crashing down—hard enough to shake the very throne of England.
