Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly feeling vindicated and “rubbing their hands with joy” following the recent scandal involving Prince Andrew and Sean “Diddy” Combs.

A RadarOnline The report quoted sources close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as saying that the couple viewed the controversy surrounding their “weird uncle” Prince Andrew's alleged connection to Diddy's sex crimes as “justification” for their decision to quit the royal family.

The scandal comes as the music mogul faces multiple federal sex crime charges, sending Hollywood into a frenzy.

The source told RadarOnline“Now it's being claimed that Prince Andrew could be facing another sex scandal and they're rubbing their hands in glee. It makes them feel like they were entitled to leave the institution – and every scandal like this they use to justify their decision to leave themselves and their fans.”

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Singer Jaguar Wright accuses royals of attending illegal Diddy's parties

Prince Andrew, who has faced several scandals in recent years including as one of Jeffrey Epstein's favorite clients, was reportedly dragged into the drama last week after singer Jaguar Wright made explosive claims about Diddy's infamous parties.

Wright claimed that a number of politicians and members of the royal family were filmed attending these illegal gatherings. “I think what will shock people are the politicians and the royals who were on this tape. And I'm still trying to figure out when Harry and Meghan will be honest about their freak-off video,” she noted.

“I don't think anyone really wants to talk about the fact that the royal family was often at the Diddy parties. Especially that crazy uncle.”

Still, no one has ever seen Harry and Meghan at Diddy's party, and as far as they know, they've never met. However, in 2007, Harry and William were spotted at an event where Diddy performed at the Princess Diana Memorial Concert at Wembley Arena.

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Although the rapper once expressed a desire to invite Prince Harry and Prince William to one of his parties: “Back in the day, when they were young bucks and getting into a lot of trouble themselves, I thought to myself, 'Why?' Won't you come hang out with me?'” but later added, “Trust me, they're off the list.”