Meghan Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, have reportedly received a warning not to “bring the circus” as they return to life in the UK. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly moved back to Britain with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, on August 26. The UK move came six years after the Sussex couple stepped down from their roles as working royals and left Britain to live in their Montecito mansion in California in 2020.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry issued stark warning by locals upon UK return
Locals have reportedly warned Meghan Markle and Prince Harry against “bringing the circus” just days after they moved back to the UK. As reported by Page Six, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s arrival in Britain has already begun to make some residents of the North Cotswolds “more wary than excited.”
Kinsey Schofield, a royal commentator, told the publication that the North Cotswolds’ “chattering class” are “not overly excited” about the Sussex couple’s UK return. According to the news outlet, the North Cotswolds is where the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex have allegedly been looking for a house.
Kinsey Schofield further told the magazine, “The Cotswolds can be incredibly welcoming to high-profile people because there’s an unwritten agreement: ‘You don’t make a spectacle of yourself, and neither will we.'” However, although many celebrities reportedly reside in that posh countryside area, this particular scenario allegedly feels “strange” to the locals.
The royal commentator also explained to the publication that “the irony is that Harry and Meghan are moving to a place that is accustomed to famous people… but completely unimpressed by fame.” Kinsey Schofield claimed, “The advice from locals is essentially that Harry should keep a low profile and allow the family to settle quietly into the community.” “There’s a sense of, ‘Please don’t bring the circus here,'” the royal commentator also added.
Originally reported by Nikita Nath on RealityTea.
