A reporter has just gotten candid about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s relationship, explaining why they ‘just work’.

The reporter shed light on everything in their conversation with Vanity Fair for an exposé written about the couple.

This write-up is part of their February cover story, and dishes on everything from their behavior with employees, to their lifestyle, and also admissions by former workers and aides.

In this snippet though, a reporter got candid about why the duo ‘just work well’ together.

In their eyes, the fact that Meghan ‘assumed’ her husband’s vision rather than research what it meant to be a royal was “a good idea for a successful marriage.”

While, “It’s a terrible idea for a job, but…if you’re joining this big network of people, you’ve got to see this through your husband’s eyes, be your husband’s advocate in it. And it’s no wonder this relationship works, even if the family business part of it fell apart,” the reporter admitted.

Even writer Anne Peele who penned the piece felt that, “It’s a charming (if Freudian) dynamic.”

Because it shows a “husband and wife who organize each other’s lives and well-being, who flirt and hold hands and want the world to be a better place.”

Even if its “to the exclusion of evidence that suggests their well-meaning way of disrupting institutions is not always the best approach.”

It can also be drummed down to an “instinct to do things as Harry and Meghan believed they should be done, rather than how they are typically accomplished”.

For the writer however, this “exacerbated” the fall outs and conflicts though.

On the other hand, in the eyes of the reporter the reason this all happened at all is because Prince Harry “doesn’t understand himself.”

“He doesn’t understand a monarchy,” and the reason is that “his family didn’t do a very good job of inculcating him into the family legend partially because he didn’t care; partially because he was just kind of abandoned at the age of eight,” they added before concluding.