The possibility of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle making a significant return to the UK, potentially resuming their royal engagements, has been a topic of speculation for some time, especially since their decision to step back from royal duties in 2020 and relocate to Montecito, California.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have openly criticized the Royal Family through various media, including a Netflix docuseries and Harry’s memoir, “Spare,” leading to a noticeably tense relationship with the monarchy. Grant Harrold, who served King Charles when he was Prince of Wales, shared insights with The New York Post, suggesting a reconciliation and return might be on the horizon for the Sussexes.
However, he acknowledged the complex dynamics and broken trust that would need to be navigated for such a return to materialize. Harrold emphasized the importance of dialogue between Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, given the rift that has developed between them, exacerbated by allegations made public in Harry’s memoir. The book details an intense altercation between the brothers, further straining their relationship.
Despite these challenges, Harrold remains optimistic about the potential for healing within the Royal Family. He speculates that Meghan, who has not visited the UK since the couple’s move, could eventually accompany Harry along with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to show solidarity with the royal family. This gesture, according to Harrold, could mark a significant step towards mending fences, with the possibility of the Sussexes’ return to the UK happening as soon as this year.
This speculation is buoyed by reports suggesting Prince Harry is keen on having Meghan and their children join him on future trips to the UK. According to an unnamed source speaking to OK! magazine, Harry is determined to bridge the gap with the Royal Family, despite Meghan’s apprehensions about returning to the UK. The source hints at ongoing efforts, including calls and virtual meetings, aimed at facilitating this reconciliation process.
The narrative surrounding the Sussexes’ potential return to the UK is complex, entwined with personal grievances, media scrutiny, and the evolving dynamics of the Royal Family. As discussions and speculative plans continue, the possibility of reconciliation looms on the horizon, suggesting a future where the Sussexes could once again be part of the royal fold, albeit with considerable efforts to mend the fractured relationships that currently stand in their way.
