Amid Prince Harry's ongoing legal battle against the British tabloid media, he appears to have rejected the claims made by former royal aides regarding his relationship with Meghan and his future plans.
Several royal experts, insiders, and even fortune tellers seem to agree on one thing: that Prince Harry's marriage to Meghan may not be as ideal as it appears. Speculation and predictions are circulating that the Duke of Sussex will soon make a permanent return to the UK.
Grant Harrold, King Charles III's former butler, recently predicted that Harry will come back to his home country for good. Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former aide, also echoed this sentiment, suggesting that both King Charles and Prince William would warmly embrace Prince Harry if he chooses to rejoin the royal fold.
However, Burrell also expressed his observation that there may be cracks in Harry and Meghan's marriage. He believes that Harry will eventually realize that their decision to step away from the royal family was premature.
In a recent court appearance in London for a phone hacking case against a newspaper publisher, Prince Harry seemed to dismiss rumors of a split with Meghan. His witness statement, as reported by the BBC, indicated that he is taking legal action to combat the hate targeted towards both him and Meghan. Legal experts have noted that Prince Harry would not have spoken on behalf of his wife in court if their marriage was on shaky ground.
There have been reports suggesting that Prince Harry initiated the legal battle against the media at his wife's request, indicating that he remains deeply in love with the mother of his children and has no intention of leaving her for his royal relatives.
