UNACCEPTABLE: Prince Harry ‘planning next move’ as Meghan ‘needs to be Princess’
Prince Harry is reportedly already planning his next visit to the UK as fresh claims suggest he and Meghan Markle are looking beyond their recent royal reunion and considering how to rebuild their connection with Britain after years of living in California.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made global headlines earlier this month when they travelled to Britain with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, marking what has been widely reported as their first family visit to the UK since 2022. During the trip, Harry, Meghan and their children were said to have reunited privately with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove House, a meeting many royal observers described as a significant milestone after years of strained family relations.
Now, attention has shifted from the emotional reunion itself to what the Sussexes could do next.
Speaking on a recent episode of the Daily Expresso podcast, host JJ Anisiobi suggested the couple may already be laying the groundwork for a more permanent return to Britain in the future.
According to Anisiobi, Harry is believed to be planning another UK visit as part of a wider strategy to reconnect with his roots and strengthen ties with the Royal Family.
“They want to reverse Megxit. They want to come back to the UK,” he claimed during the discussion.
Although no official plans have been announced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, speculation surrounding their future has intensified following their meeting with King Charles.
Reports have also suggested the family may spend more time in Europe, with their home in Portugal potentially serving as a convenient base for future visits to Britain.
The discussion also explored the Sussexes’ current position in the United States, where they have lived since stepping back as senior working royals in 2020.
TalkTV presenter Mark Dolan argued that both Harry and Meghan are facing growing challenges as they seek to redefine their public image following several difficult years.
“They’re both struggling in America for different reasons,” Dolan said.
He suggested that the couple’s royal identity remains one of their strongest public assets despite having built independent careers outside the monarchy.
“They both need to recalibrate their royal credentials,” he continued.
Dolan went even further by claiming Meghan still benefits enormously from her royal association.
“Meghan needs to be Princess Meghan again,” he said.
His comments are likely to spark fresh debate, as Meghan has never officially used the title “Princess Meghan.” Instead, she is formally known as Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
Nevertheless, the remarks highlight continuing discussion over how closely the couple’s global profile remains tied to their royal connections.
Since relocating to California, Harry and Meghan have pursued a range of commercial ventures, including major deals with Netflix and Spotify, alongside charitable work through their Archewell Foundation.
While some projects have achieved significant attention, others have come to an end, prompting continued speculation about the couple’s long-term plans and public direction.
Their recent visit to Britain has only added to those questions.
The reported reunion with King Charles represented the monarch’s first opportunity in several years to spend time with Archie and Lilibet, a meeting many royal commentators viewed as an important step toward rebuilding fractured family relationships.
Neither Buckingham Palace nor representatives for the Sussexes have publicly disclosed details of the private gathering, and there has been no official confirmation that Harry and Meghan are preparing to relocate to Britain.
Even so, their appearance together in the UK has reignited speculation that both sides may now be willing to move beyond years of public disagreement.
For Harry, returning to Britain more regularly could offer opportunities to strengthen family ties while continuing his charitable commitments, particularly through the Invictus Games.
For Meghan, any renewed association with the Royal Family would inevitably attract global attention after years of public scrutiny surrounding the couple’s departure from royal life.
Whether those ambitions eventually lead to a more permanent presence in Britain remains uncertain.
For now, the Sussexes continue to divide public opinion, but one thing appears clear: following their latest reunion with King Charles, speculation surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s next move is unlikely to fade anytime soon.
