Meghan Markle reportedly faced new pressure as Prince Harry‘s UK plans grew bigger. The Duchess of Sussex was said to prefer the life she built in Los Angeles. Harry, meanwhile, was focused on Britain and the upcoming charity work. A new source claimed their work, friendships, and daily routines were pulling them apart. The report framed the issue in terms of family, royal access, and growing Invictus commitments. It also suggested that any long-term compromise looked difficult now.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry lead ‘quite separate lives’ as his UK commitments grow, claims insider
According to a report by HeatWorld, the Duke of Sussex was planning to spend more time in the UK. The outlet said he had been “laser-focused” on repairing his relationship with King Charles. Their July family visit was said to have gone well.
The report added Harry was already planning another September return. He was expected to stay at Buckingham Palace. Meanwhile, preparations for the Invictus Games were ramping up ahead of Birmingham hosting the event next year.
However, the source claimed Meghan Markle had “zero intention” of quitting Los Angeles. The insider noted she shared Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, with Prince Harry. The source said she was not enthusiastic about “a middle road.”
That included any arrangement tied to a possible “reverse Megxit.” According to the report, Harry’s dream was a compromise. He wanted to “go back more often” and hoped Meghan would join him.
Still, the source said England remained the sticking point. The insider claimed, “There’s no way Meghan wants to move back to England.” They added that LA was “her home.” The source said the couple came together for “meals and family time.” However, the days moved quickly because both were “pulled in so many different directions.”
HeatWorld also claimed that they lived “quite separate lives” day-to-day. Their professional priorities, friendship groups, and passions reportedly differed. For Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, separate lives were framed as routine rather than a formal break.
Originally reported by Santanu Das on Reality Tea.
