BREAKING NEWS: Prince Harry ‘planning next move’ as Meghan ‘needs to be Princess’
The Sussexes visited the UK with their two children earlier this month (Image: Getty)
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are orchestrating a return to Britain as reports mount that the Sussexes are actively plotting their next moves. Fresh off a high-stakes family reunion with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove House – marking the couple’s first visit to Britain together with their children since 2022 – talk has quickly turned to what comes next.
Speaking on a recent episode of the Daily Expresso podcast, host JJ Anisiobi and Talk TV’s Mark Dolan revealed that Harry is already mapping out his next trip to the UK as a broader strategy takes shape.
The couple’s long-term focus in California appears to be shifting rapidly: “They want to reverse Mexit. They want to come back to the UK,” Mr Anisiobi said.
Addressing their current standing across the Atlantic, Mr Dolan stressed that the Sussexes are facing mounting pressures in the US, making a royal reset critical for their public image.
“They’re both struggling in America for different reasons, and they both need to recalibrate their royal credentials. Meghan needs to be Princess Meghan again,” he said.
Meghan Markle is likely to hate one thing when Princess Catherine becomes Queen, a royal expert has said. The Duchess of Sussex, 44, quit royal life six years ago, and doesn’t seem to miss royal life.
During this time, and even before, Meghan reportedly began experiencing fractured relationships with members of her husband’s family. This reportedly included Princess Catherine, with their rumoured infamous bridesmaid dress row well reported on. It is believed that the sisters-in-law no longer talk to one another, and haven’t for some time.
Speaking about their relationship, royal expert Jennie Bond said she thinks the problem between them was that Meghan did not like that Catherine was a more senior royal than she was.
Meghan may not be happy with it (Image: Harold Cunningham/Getty Images)
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Prince Harry’s secret return plot ‘exposed’ – not to the UK
Prince Harry reportedly has his sights set on calling a new place home, but it won’t be the UK. The Duke of Sussex, who quit royal life six years ago, has lived in America since 2020.
While rumours have always been swirling as to whether or not he will ever return to the UK full-time, it has always been believed that the answer will be no. This is because Harry seems settled in America with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five. However, it seems that the family could be set for a move at some point.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been accused of “complete hypocrisy” amid reports they could look to spend more time in the UK. Talk TV host Jeremy Kyle claimed the couple, who stepped down as senior royals and moved to the US in 2020, are acting “like politicians”. Kyle said Prince Harry and Meghan had been critical of the Royal Family and the UK, but “suddenly” want their children Archie and Lilibet to be have prince and and princess titles.
He said: “It is complete hypocrisy by both of them. And again, a bit like politicians, do they not suss out that the British public, the silent majority, have an opinion of them that frankly isn’t going to change?” Royal commentator Dickie Arbiter added “it’s not going to change” and said it appears they want “the best of both worlds”.
Harry and Meghan have faced criticism (Image: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have had to listen to King Charles’s wants when it came to the Highgrove reunion a few weeks ago, but it’s safe to say they ultimately hold the cards. While the monarch can decide certain factors about reunions if they are to happen, e.g. whether cameras are allowed and so on, the rest of it is in the hands of his youngest son and his daughter-in-law.
Why, you ask? Well, they are the parents of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. And this gives them one power the monarch doesn’t have.
Prince George is marking a new milestone as he turns 13 today, with the young royal expected to have the day made very special for himself. The future King will undoubtedly be spoilt rotten by his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales and is likely to spend the day with his family, including his siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, as he enters his teenage years.
George’s grandparents, the King and Queen, and the Middletons are likely to send their best wishes to their grandchild today. Here, as the second in line to the British throne celebrates his special day, the Daily Express takes a look at some of his best moments.
Prince George turns 13 today (Image: Karwai Tang/WireImage)
