A report suggests that Meghan Markle‘s US Thanksgiving plans could determine Prince Harry‘s next decision. The news comes just two months after the Sussex family relocated back to the UK. However, despite the high-profile return, the couple’s ties with the royal family, except for King Charles, remain strained.
Prince Harry could make a move to the US over Meghan Markle’s Thanksgiving plans
As tensions with the royal family continue, Prince Harry may head back to the US because of Meghan Markle‘s Thanksgiving plan.
According to sources who spoke to RadarOnline.com, the Duchess is planning to return to California with her family for the November holiday. Reports suggest that the pair intends to reconnect with Markle’s mother, Doria Ragland, and their circle of friends for the occasion.
An informant shared, “Meghan had been missing California deeply and was already making arrangements to reconnect with her social circle during the holidays. The Duchess is particularly eager to spend time with her mom, who remains based in the Los Angeles area.”
They added, “Her and Harry couple’s holiday arrangements for Thanksgiving will largely depend on where Meghan’s mother prefers to celebrate, and it means Harry is already ready to quit the UK for at least a few months as he will also most likely be spending Christmas in the US with Meghan, her mother and her friends.”
A person close to Harry and Markle also noted that the Duke would have gladly hosted his mother-in-law in Britain. However, they revealed that his wife “wants to go home” for the entire holiday season, including New Year.
For those hoping for a family reunion, disappointment is likely. Insiders are claiming that neither the Sussexes nor the royal family has considered them joining the traditional Christmas gathering at Sandringham.
A confidant of the non-working royals said, “For Harry and Meghan, spending Christmas with the wider royal family would create uncomfortable complications for everyone involved. They are not anticipating an invitation to the gathering and have no intention of organizing their holidays around the possibility of receiving one.”
