Prince Harry reportedly does not have any plans to return to the UK. He allegedly does not wish to leave his life in the US behind. Several rumors and speculations about the Duke of Sussex moving to the UK began to swirl all around the internet ever since he allegedly gave hints about it during his chat with Joss Stone at the WellChild Awards at the time of his recent visit to the UK. However, as reported by Rob Shuter’s #ShuterScoop, sources from the palace told them that it was just “small talk” and nothing else.
Prince Harry has too much happening in the US to move to the UK, palace insider hints
Prince Harry reportedly has a lot going on in the US. It is the alleged reason why the Duke of Sussex does not wish to move back to the UK. Per Rob Shuter’s #ShuterScoop, a source claimed, “Harry was making conversation, not making plans.” This was with reference to his talk with Joss Stone at the WellChild Awards. The person continued, “He asks about schools, he asks about community.” They added, “That’s Harry being chatty.”
The source talked about how Prince Harry’s wife, Meghan Markle, also does not have any plans to return to the UK. The person explained, “It doesn’t mean Meghan’s secretly house-hunting in Windsor.” In the meantime, according to the news outlet, Joss Stone “recalled” what the Duke of Sussex told her during their chat. Per Stone, he said how “wonderful the schools” are in the UK and how “important community is for children.” But, per the source, these are just “sweet words.”
Meanwhile, the insider from the palace further expressed that Prince Harry is “never going to say, “Actually, I hate it here.”” The person continued, “The truth is Meghan is rooted in California.” They then added, “The kids are settled in Montecito, and their brand depends on Hollywood.” “They’re not swapping palm trees for palaces,” also claimed the royal source.
Originally reported by Nikita Nath on Reality Tea.
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