British royal family news reveals that Prince Harry could be planning a trip to the UK to see his ailing family, in defiance of his wife Meghan Markle’s wishes. He has torched his family and the monarchy since defecting with Markle in 2020, but now is ready to mend fences according to a source.
In the past Harry demanded that the royal family apologize to Meghan for hurting her feelings, so this trip could come between them as he shows where his loyalty lays.
Is Harry Ready To Mend Fences With King Charles And Prince William?
A source close to the Sussex camp told Closer Magazine that the Duchess of Jam is trying to be “supportive” as Harry plans a “surprise” trip to the UK to “make amends.” How much of a surprise can it be if the whole world knows about it?
The insider claims that the Discount Duchess is not wild about the idea of Harry squashing beef with the royals.
Meghan Does Not Want Peace?
The tension is so bad allegedly that the former basic cable actress doesn’t want this to “come between them” but she doesn’t think that this is “a healthy road for Harry to be going down.” Which is a curious stance to take when it comes to making peace with one’s family.
The chatty source alleges that Harry plans to pop up unannounced at Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle, with the belief that he will not be turned “away at the gates if he shows.”
For poor Meghan’s part, she’s just worried about her man apparently. According to the source, she is frustrated that “he’s stretching himself so thin as it is, the last thing he needs is the distraction of this trip taking more of his time and attention away.” Harry has no apparent job(s) so how he could be overdoing it is a mystery.
Yesterday he was seen in a video talking about how the death of his mother Diana affected him. It was for an interview with Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a group he serves as its global ambassador.
“The video has been released ahead of Armed Forces Day but was filmed prior, according to The Telegraph.”
Scotty’s Little Soldiers has 680 members, comprising those who have lost a parent.
At one point he said “the hardest thing, especially for kids, I think, which is, ‘I don’t want to talk about it because it will make me sad, but once realising that if I do talk about it, I’m celebrating their life, then actually, things become easier’…as opposed to this ‘I’m just not going to talk about it, and that’s the best form of coping’, when in fact it’s not.”
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