BOMBSHELL: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle keeping ‘secret dossier’ after UK return
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly keeping a detailed record of their dealings with Buckingham Palace following their return to the UK, with a source claiming the couple believe the unusual step is necessary for their own “protection”.
According to Closer magazine, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been saving correspondence and cataloguing what is said and agreed during their interactions with Palace officials.
The insider claimed Harry and Meghan do not intend to respond publicly to every disagreement but feel they need a clear record of events after previous experiences with the Royal Family.
“Meghan and Harry don’t want to react to every problem,” the source said.
“But they say they’ve learned the hard way that they need to keep a record of what’s being said and agreed to by people within The Firm, because the goal posts constantly change.”
Sussexes Reportedly Saving ‘Everything’
The source claimed the couple now believe the safest approach is to preserve a full record of their communications.
“They say the only way to keep track properly is to catalogue and save everything,” the insider added.
There is no indication in the supplied report that the alleged collection is intended for publication or legal action.
The description of it as a “secret dossier” comes from the reporting around the claim rather than from Harry or Meghan themselves.
Neither the Duke nor Duchess is quoted directly confirming that such a record exists.
Previous Palace Dispute Reportedly Fuelled Concerns
The claim follows an earlier disagreement over accommodation for Harry during a trip to Britain.
According to the report, the Palace withdrew an offer for the Duke to stay at a royal residence after saying he had failed to accept the invitation within the required timeframe.
That episode is presented as one example of why the Sussexes reportedly feel it is important to document their conversations and agreements carefully.
Harry and Meghan were also said to have been “a little bit surprised” after officials received a letter from the Palace clarifying that the couple remain non-working members of the Royal Family.
The reported correspondence appears to have reinforced the couple’s desire to keep a written record of their dealings with royal officials.
Relationship With Palace Remains Under Scrutiny
Harry and Meghan’s interactions with the Royal Family have continued to attract intense attention since their reported move back to Britain.
Their return has prompted renewed speculation over whether relations with King Charles and other senior royals could improve after years of public tension.
However, the latest claim suggests that even if communication is continuing privately, a significant level of caution may remain.
According to the insider, the couple are not necessarily looking for confrontation.
Instead, they reportedly want to ensure there is a clear account of what has been discussed in case disagreements emerge later.
‘Dossier’ Claim Adds Another Twist
The report arrives during another turbulent period for the Royal Family, with Earl Spencer’s new memoir generating headlines and Sarah Ferguson also reportedly considering a major autobiography.
Against that backdrop, claims that Harry and Meghan are quietly preserving their Palace correspondence add another layer to the continuing scrutiny around royal relationships.
For now, the existence and exact contents of any alleged “dossier” have not been independently confirmed in the supplied material.
The central claim comes from an unnamed source who says Harry and Meghan believe documenting their communications is necessary because they feel agreements and expectations can change.
If accurate, it suggests that while the Sussexes may be back in the UK, trust between them and the Palace has not necessarily been fully restored.
