Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s recent actions have reportedly “changed everything” about their Royal future, according to insiders. Last month, 41 year old Harry made a solo trip back to the UK, where he reunited with King Charles for the first time in 19 months. The news comes as the pair are expected to face exclusion from the royal event of the year.
Meghan, 44, also made a surprise appearance at Paris Fashion Week on October 4, marking her first visit to Europe since 2023.
Insiders have speculated on what these separate trips could mean for the couple’s future. The Sussexes stepped down as senior working royals and relocated to the US, but these recent visits have left some feeling “uneasy”, sources say. Meanwhile, Markle ‘doesn’t want to get incolved’ with potential royal peace talks.
A former Royal courtier told the Daily Beast: “If they really plan to spend more time here, it changes everything. It puts them back in the frame, and that’s not what anyone expected.”, reports the Express UK.
While Harry has made several trips to the UK since 2020, mostly for work commitments, Meghan had previously vowed never to “set foot in the UK again”.
So far, she has kept her word, with her last visit to the UK taking place in September 2022. This visit was extended so they could attend the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Before her trip to Paris, Meghan had visited other parts of Europe, including Düsseldorf in Germany for the 2023 Invictus Games.
Despite Meghan’s recent trip to Paris, where she publicly supported the newly-appointed Balenciaga designer, Pier Paolo Piccioli, the visit wasn’t without its share of controversy for the Royal.
Meghan faced backlash on her Instagram story for sharing a video near the tunnel where Princess Diana tragically died in a car crash in 1997. Critics deemed the video “insensitive” due to the historical significance of the location.
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