Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly determined to make things as comfortable as they can for Princess Eugenie. The news comes after Eugenie’s father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, was stripped of his royal titles and home. According to a recent report, the princess may now relocate to the United States for a brief period. Amid this, Harry and Meghan have allegedly extended their support to make the transition a smooth experience for Eugenie.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle helping Princess Eugenie move to US temporarily, claims source
Princess Eugenie has her cousin, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle’s full support. Amid the recent controversy surrounding her father, sources say that Eugenie is currently feeling “uncomfortable” in London. At such a crucial time, Harry and Meghan, who have been building their independent lives away from the royal world, have lent their support, trying to make things smoother for the Princess.
A source told the National Enquirer, “Eugenie by no means wants to turn her back on the monarchy, but it’s very uncomfortable for her in London at the moment.” The source further stated, “So Harry and Meghan have been urging Eugenie to break out of the royal bubble and spend more time in America.”
Furthermore, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are ready to “make a place for her.” A source close to the Royal couple said, “Even if she just wants a break to come and relax, they’ve told her they would both love it.” While the decision on when Eugenie will move isn’t confirmed yet, sources admit that the princess is “feeling very vulnerable.”
“While she’s not on the chopping block herself yet, Eugenie feels she ought to start preparing just in case,” added a source. For now, there is “no set date at the moment.” However, according to sources, “It’s just a matter of when Eugenie pulls the trigger and books the tickets!”
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