A well-placed royal source has finally spoken out about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's rumoured plans to return to the UK, shedding light on the couple's complex relationship with the monarchy.
The insider suggests that while the Duke and Duchess of Sussex maintain connections in Britain, their return would require careful negotiations with Buckingham Palace. "There are still many unresolved issues," the source revealed, hinting at ongoing tensions within the royal household.
Behind the Palace Walls
According to the insider, senior royals remain divided about how to handle Harry and Meghan's potential homecoming. Some family members reportedly advocate for reconciliation, while others prefer maintaining distance from the California-based couple.
"The Queen's passing changed everything," the source explained. "Charles has his own approach to dealing with his son, which differs significantly from Her Majesty's."
Security Concerns and Public Appearances
One major sticking point remains security arrangements. The insider confirmed that protection details continue to be a sensitive topic, especially following Harry's legal battles over his UK security status.
Public engagements also present challenges. "They can't just turn up at royal events unannounced," the source noted. "There would need to be clear agreements about their role, if any."
The Children Factor
The couple's children, Archie and Lilibet, add another layer of complexity. The insider suggested that bringing the young royals to Britain would require special considerations and potentially mark a significant moment for the monarchy.
"Seeing the Queen's great-grandchildren on British soil would undoubtedly capture public attention," the source said. "But every detail would need meticulous planning."
As speculation continues, palace officials remain tight-lipped, maintaining their standard policy of not commenting on private family matters.
