Prince Harry has been cautioned about the challenges he might face if he plans to return to royal life, particularly due to convincing Meghan Markle that it’s the right decision.
This warning comes from former The Sun correspondent Charles Rae, who shared his insights on GB News. Rae suggested that while Harry may feel a sense of isolation, reconciling with his family could be a difficult process, especially given Meghan’s potential reluctance.
“I do not believe that Meghan will ever set foot in this country again for a lengthy period of time. Harry has made his decision,” Rae stated, pointing out that Harry’s rumored feelings of isolation might persist longer than expected.
Rae also acknowledged that there are likely people within Harry’s extended family, like the Spencers, who would want to see him mend his relationship with the royal family. “I have no doubt that there are some people, like the Spencers, who would like to see Harry have a good relationship with his own family again,” he said. However, he remains skeptical about whether Harry himself feels the same. “But whether he’s feeling that lost, I’m not entirely convinced that that’s viable.”
Rae emphasized that Harry appears to have firmly decided on his current path, saying, “He’s decided what he wants to do, and he’s now stuck with it unless he is prepared to come back and say, ‘Look, Dad, William, I’m really sorry for everything that I’ve done.’”
Even in the event of such an apology, Rae believes the most significant challenge lies in getting Meghan on board with a potential return to royal life. “You’ve still got to convince Meghan that that’s the right course to do as well,” he concluded, highlighting the complexities that any reconciliation would entail.