Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have “nothing else going for them”, an expert blasts.
Meghan and Harry are now living back in the UK (Image: GETTY)
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be expecting the royals to “let them back in”, one source has said. The couple moved back to the UK last month after six years in America.
The couple are reportedly now living with their two children in the Cotswolds, although their exact location remains unknown. Speaking about what the couple are planning to achieve by moving back to Britain, a source said they appeared to have exhausted all areas in the US.
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They also shared that Harry thinks the royals “need him” and that he and Meghan should be brought back in.
The source told the Daily Mail: “Look, they expect to be let back in. Harry expects they [the Royal Family] need him. He and Meghan have nothing else going for them. They’ve burned every bridge in America.”
Also speaking of the couple, a friend also told the publication that Meghan and Harry were “expecting it”, in relation to being allowed to return.
A friend told the paper: “He is not surprised. Remember, this is a couple who had briefing after briefing after briefing against them from parts of the establishment.
“They had really prepared themselves for this outcome before they came back. They were always expecting it.”
Meghan and Harry have returned with their two children (Image: GETTY)
This comes just days after King Charles revealed that the couple are no longer working royals and shared that they are “private citizens”.
The statement was shared on September 7, less than two weeks after Meghan and Harry’s return.
It noted that the couple are “no longer working members of the Royal Family,” adding that, “their position is akin to private citizens”, and “their styles as His and Her Royal Highness remain in abeyance and are not used.”
Express reporter Adam Toms says, as usual, the Sussexes have got the wrong end of the stick.
King says Meghan and Harry not working royals despite UK return
Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK has not begun in what you might call an auspicious manner. Buckingham Palace’s devastating letter published earlier this week reiterated that the couple are “private citizens”, in what could be viewed as the King laying down the gauntlet — his first test. It was seemingly to pre-empt engagements the Sussexes are expected to carry out in the coming months, which could be judged by observers to be quasi-royal.
Harry and Meghan clearly want the attention and clout of working royals without, you know, actually being working royals. You only have to look at their recent trip to Australia. They have themselves to blame for the latest development: Uganda pulling out of Harry’s Invictus Games. General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the country’s military chief, has told the Times that this is because he wants to quash support for “Harry-Meghan nonsense” within his defence ministry and signal his support for the King.
Harry and Meghan are back in the UK (Image: Getty)
The Sussexes blame Charles for Uganda’s withdrawal (Image: Getty)
That’s the correct position to take.
This is a huge embarrassment for Harry, as Uganda only joined the Invictus Games in July.
This was announced at Chatham House in London, as the duke marked the one-year countdown to the next games.
The Sussexes should realise that this shows their actions have consequences.
They have acted in a spoilt and nasty manner and people have realised this.
The couple find themselves in a giant hole.
But, inevitably, they have grabbed the wrong end of the stick.
A source close to Harry told ITV: “Intended or unintended, this is clearly a consequence of the Lord Chamberlain’s guidance regarding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex that was rushed out without consultation on Monday.”
They added: “Sadly, the only people who will suffer are the Invictus Games competitors.”
Please have some introspection, Harry.
That letter was necessary because of your actions — actively trying to damage the monarchy, your own family, and go against the wishes of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by clearly wanting to carve out a sort of “half-in, half-out” role for yourself and Meghan.
Tantrums don’t get you anywhere in life.