B0mbshell Return: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry ‘plot UK return’ as she’s ‘outcast’ in US
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle eye dramatic UK comeback as America ‘no longer feels like home’
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly considering spending more time in the UK after insiders claimed the couple have become increasingly disillusioned with life in the United States.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped down as senior working royals in 2020 before relocating to California, are said to be reassessing their future following a series of professional setbacks and what sources describe as a growing feeling that “the American dream” has lost much of its appeal.
According to reports, the couple are not planning to leave the United States permanently, but discussions have reportedly begun about making Britain a more regular part of their lives. Any potential move is believed to involve using their holiday home in Portugal as a convenient base for more frequent visits to the UK.
The renewed speculation comes only days after Harry, Meghan and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, were reunited with King Charles during a private family meeting at Highgrove House.
The emotional reunion is understood to have reopened conversations about rebuilding relationships within the Royal Family after years of public tensions and private disagreements.
Sources quoted by the Daily Mail claim Meghan has become increasingly supportive of Harry reconnecting with his British roots, believing the family could benefit from spending more time in Europe rather than remaining exclusively based in California.
One source suggested Meghan has begun feeling like an “outcast” in the United States following the end of several high-profile commercial partnerships, including the couple’s lucrative deals with Netflix and Spotify.
Those agreements, once viewed as the cornerstone of the Sussexes’ post-royal independence, have changed significantly in recent years, prompting growing questions about the direction of their future business ventures.
An ally of Prince Harry also claimed there is an increasing sense within the Duke’s circle that life in America has not developed as originally expected.
“There is definitely a feeling in his camp that he has started to feel a bit unwelcome in America,” the source reportedly said.
The insider added that there is a growing belief that “the American dream might not be all that it was cracked up to be.”
While neither Harry nor Meghan has publicly commented on the claims, the latest reports have reignited speculation about whether the Sussexes are quietly preparing for a gradual shift back toward Britain.
Royal observers note that Portugal could play a significant role in any future plans.
Its proximity to the UK would allow the family to travel more easily between Britain and continental Europe while maintaining a degree of privacy away from the intense public attention that often follows them in London.
The reports also come after Harry’s recent visit to Britain, during which he attended engagements linked to the Invictus Games before being joined by Meghan, Archie and Lilibet.
The family later met privately with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove House in what was widely described as an important step toward improving relations between father and son.
Although Buckingham Palace did not release details of the meeting, reports suggested both sides were hopeful it would not be their final reunion.
Despite the renewed optimism, insiders insist there are currently no plans for Harry and Meghan to permanently relocate from California.
Instead, any future arrangement would reportedly focus on spending more time in Britain while continuing to maintain their primary residence in the United States.
Security also remains one of the biggest unresolved issues.
Prince Harry has repeatedly argued that stronger protection is necessary if Meghan and their children are to visit Britain regularly, and he is reportedly continuing efforts to have his security arrangements reviewed.
Until those questions are resolved, any increase in the family’s time in the UK may remain uncertain.
Nevertheless, following the recent reunion with King Charles and growing speculation surrounding their future, the possibility of Harry and Meghan becoming more closely connected to Britain once again is generating fresh debate about what the next chapter of the Sussexes’ lives could look like.
Whether those discussions ultimately lead to more frequent royal reunions or simply longer family visits remains to be seen, but the latest reports suggest that the couple may be rethinking where they truly feel most at home.
