B0MBSHELL:Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ‘falling apart’ as they realise they’re ‘finished in UK’
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing renewed criticism over their return to Britain, with one royal commentator claiming the couple have reached a point where public patience with them has run out.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved back to the UK at the end of August, but their first weeks back have been marked by a series of setbacks and fresh tension with the Royal Family.
Earlier this week, a letter issued on behalf of King Charles formally restated that Harry and Meghan remain non-working royals despite their move back to Britain.
Days later, Uganda announced it was withdrawing from the Invictus Games, saying it would not participate in an event without the King’s approval.
A spokesperson for the Sussexes suggested Uganda’s decision was connected to the Palace guidance, but royal commentator Kinsey Schofield rejected that argument during an appearance on TalkTV.
Speaking to Jeremy Kyle, she said the difficulties Harry now faces were consequences of choices he had already made.
“I would love to hear Prince Harry define consequences because this is all the consequences of his own actions,” she said.
Schofield Says Harry Must Accept the Consequences
Schofield pointed to Harry and Meghan’s decision to step away from working royal life as the starting point for many of the changes that followed.
She highlighted the loss of royal privileges, changes to Harry’s security arrangements and the loss of Frogmore Cottage as examples of how leaving the working monarchy altered his position.
In her view, Harry has not taken enough responsibility for those outcomes.
“These are all the consequences of Harry’s actions,” she said, arguing that the current situation began with decisions made by Harry and Meghan themselves.
Schofield then claimed that frustration surrounding the couple had reached a breaking point, saying people were now “done with the Sussexes”.
Her remarks came as speculation continues over whether Harry and Meghan will remain in the UK long-term following their return from California.
Jeremy Kyle Questions Sussexes’ Motives
Kyle also criticised the couple, although he said he had never objected to their original decision to leave senior royal duties.
His issue, he argued, was with what followed.
The presenter accused Harry and Meghan of repeatedly speaking critically about the institution they had left while also benefiting financially from telling their story publicly.
He said that returning to Britain after years of strained relations with the monarchy created a contradiction he found difficult to accept.
Kyle also described the briefing surrounding the couple’s return as frustrating and accused them of being “incredibly manipulative”.
He went further by saying he did not believe the Royal Family trusted Harry and Meghan.
The presenter also suggested that Prince William would take an even firmer approach to the Sussexes once he eventually becomes King.
“I think they’ll leave within a year,” Kyle said.
That remains his own prediction, and there has been no confirmation from Harry or Meghan that they intend to leave Britain again.
Return to UK Has Brought Immediate Scrutiny
The Sussexes’ move back to the UK was always likely to attract intense attention because of their history with the Royal Family.
The King’s recent letter has only added to that scrutiny by making clear that their return does not alter the arrangement established after they stepped away from royal duties.
Harry and Meghan remain outside the working monarchy and continue to operate independently.
Uganda’s withdrawal from the Invictus Games then created another complication, particularly because people close to Harry linked the decision to the Palace’s latest guidance.
For Schofield and Kyle, however, the bigger issue is whether Harry and Meghan are willing to accept the consequences of the choices that brought them to this point.
Their criticism reflects one side of the wider debate surrounding the Sussexes, rather than any confirmed indication that the couple are “finished” in Britain or planning another move.
But after only a matter of weeks back in the UK, Harry and Meghan have already found themselves dealing with Palace tension, Invictus complications and another wave of public commentary over what comes next.
