Camilla Tominey, an associate editor, shared this claim as part of her analysis of Harry and Meghan. She discussed these insights during the latest episode of the Royal Insight.
During the show, Ms. Tominey discussed Prince Harry's remarkable success in selling his memoir, "Spare," which continues to be a sensation on the bestseller list. She acknowledged that the book has provided royal reporters with a wealth of revelations about the royal family that were previously unimaginable.
However, Ms. Tominey pointed out that Prince Harry's success is undeniably tied to his relationship with the Royal Family. She posed the question, "How does he move forward from that?"
Ms. Tominey further explored the notion that Meghan Markle feels more at home in the United States, as it is her home country, while Prince Harry appears somewhat lost.
She added that he seems to belong more in Britain, referencing his decision to be present in the country during the Associated Newspapers case hearing.
Despite Prince Harry's complex relationship with England over the years and his occasional negative remarks, he has expressed his enduring love for the country. He referred to it as his "mother country" during the Coronation and stated that he will always have a deep affection for it.
Ultimately, Ms. Tominey concluded that Britain could be considered the "third person" in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage, given the dynamics and challenges they face.
