Meghan Markle’s reported wish to lead “separate lives” for a large part of the year has allegedly left Prince Harry devastated amid his ongoing feud with the royal family. It has been only a few months since Harry and Meghan returned to the UK, yet the Duchess has reportedly already begun feeling “homesick.” While Harry is said to be eager to remain in Britain and reconcile with his family, Meghan is reportedly unhappy and embarrassed about how things have unfolded.
Meghan Markle’s plans put Prince Harry on edge amid royal family feud, per source
Meghan Markle’s future plans have reportedly left Prince Harry on edge amid his ongoing feud with the royal family. Following their return to the UK, the couple were reportedly reminded that they are “private citizens.” Despite this, they have continued making public appearances reminiscent of royal engagements.
A source told Heat World that Meghan feels they have made considerable efforts to return and settle happily in the UK, only to face more criticism and humiliation. She reportedly believes that if the royal family does not want them to be part of the fold, she would prefer to return to America to pursue her career and business ventures. The source added, “She wants Harry to understand the difference between leaving the door open to his family and allowing their entire future to revolve around whether they eventually decide to let them back in.”
The source further claimed that Meghan had told Harry that if he wanted to remain in the UK, they could spend some time living separate lives in different countries. She allegedly believes they can still maintain a happy and strong marriage despite living apart.
Harry is reportedly “devastated” by the possibility of Meghan living separately for a significant part of the year. He allegedly wants her to give Britain another chance. “He insists being separated for chunks of the year will tear them apart – but also doesn’t want to be responsible for forcing her into a life of misery,” the source said. The couple continues to navigate their complex status as private citizens without official royal duties, leaving their transatlantic living arrangements in question.
