‘Not what they thought’- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s humiliating blow as UK
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially returned to the UK after six years (Image: Getty)
A royal commentator has claimed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s return to the UK is not the “power move” they thought it would be. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex touched down in Birmingham with their two children, Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet, last Wednesday (August 26), arriving by private jet from California. Their bombshell return comes six years after they stepped down from their roles as senior working royals and left the UK for a new life in Montecito.
Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield has now reacted to reports that Meghan, 45, is feeling “confident” about the couple’s return, arguing that it has not turned out as they had expected. Talking to host Rita Panahi on News24, formerly Sky News Australia, Kinsey said: “Speaking of delusional, Meghan’s friends have told People magazine that Meghan is feeling more confident about her UK comeback because she finally gets to play by her own rules.
Meghan is reportedly feeling “confident” about her UK return (Image: Getty)
“I think the Sussexes have a history of overestimating their leverage. Six years later, they’re the ones coming back. I’m not sure that’s the power move they think it is.”
She also slammed Prince Harry, 41, after reports claimed he is still unhappy with certain members of the Royal Family and expects an apology.
“He’s as delusional as whoever photoshopped that picture of him that you just showed and gave him a full head of hair,” she said.
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“It is a new level of dulu. At some point, Harry has to ask himself the very uncomfortable question, if everyone around you owes you an apology, could there possibly be one common denominator? You know, it’s you.”
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But while it is Harry who reportedly wants an apology, he is the one who has been urged to apologise to the Royal Family.
In a poll conducted by the Daily Express, royal fans were asked if Harry should not only apologise to Prince William, but also the entire family.
Harry has launched attacks on several members of his family in numerous interviews and his 2023 memoir Spare, previously referring to Queen Camilla as an “evil stepmother” and accusing Princess Catherine of making his wife cry.
The results showed that 8,382 people voted in total, with a staggering 8,065 calling for Harry to apologise to the Royal Family.
Just 277 people voted against the idea, while a further 40 admitted they were unsure about what Harry should do.
