Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s position away from home is precarious. It is said that the Sussexes are even planning to return under the wing of the Queen.
Almost a year and a half ago, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down from all royal duties, packed up, took their son, and moved to the United States. Then there was a devastating interview with Oprah Winfrey, in which Meg spoke about the horrors of life in the palace.
But it seems that all the bad things are forgotten, and the couple is thinking about returning. At least that’s what British experts say. Things are not going well for Megan and Harry: Markle is not offered new roles, and her Netflix cartoon was discontinued at the last moment due to a lack of funds. Harry is generally in a foreign land and there is nothing special for him to hunt there. Yes, and he misses his homeland: all his family, friends, and hobbies remained in Britain.
Based on this, trying to return to the palace seems quite logical. Experts report that the couple would like to return to the UK and once again take on part of the royal duties, but not on a permanent basis, but “on a part-time basis.” For example, six months to live in Britain, and six months – in the United States.
The only question remains: will the queen accept prodigal children?
Experts believe that it is not worth hoping for it. Elizabeth II loves the Sussexes, but she is not completely ready to forgive them for “betrayal”. Like, if you’re already gone, then don’t come back.
But that’s not all: there are still chances to return to the palace. Experts are confident that Megan and Harry will be welcomed with open arms when Prince Charles is on the throne, who, unlike the adamant Queen Elizabeth, is a more resourceful person: “Meghan and Harry believe that when the eldest member of the family dies, in other words, queen, they will be able to become part-time members of the royal family, as they always wanted.
In a word, the Sussexes can only hope that with the change of power in the royal family, some foundations will also be shaken. For example, strict conservative rules.