Despite their recent setbacks, including the loss of a $20 million Spotify deal and being evicted from Frogmore Cottage, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appeared surprisingly carefree as they were seen together, flashing smiles and holding hands during an outing in Santa Barbara on June 30th. According to an eyewitness, they seemed unaffected by the turmoil surrounding them, maintaining a sense of normalcy.
However, behind closed doors, sources close to the royal family reveal a different story. Harry, 38, is reportedly growing increasingly anxious about their financial situation and their future in America. The repercussions of "Megxit" have begun to take their toll, and Harry has started questioning whether their decision to leave England was the right one. It is even said that he has suggested to Meghan the idea of returning to London and rejoining the royal family.
In a surprising twist, Harry had already reached out to his estranged brother, William, 41, without Meghan's knowledge. Harry admitted to calling William in an attempt to establish a truce and expressed his openness to the idea of going back to London with Meghan. The revelation left Meghan livid, as she felt blindsided by Harry's actions. The insider adds that tensions between the brothers have escalated since "Megxit," and the revelations made by Harry in his memoir have only further strained their relationship. In the book, Harry alleges that William physically attacked him during a 2019 argument, and William supposedly referred to Meghan as rude, difficult, and abrasive.
The insider reveals that William was taken aback by the call, and he informed Harry that he needed time to consider his offer. The royal family, known for their strategic handling of wealth and power, seems to be tightening their grip. Harry's detachment from his family only isolates him further, both emotionally and financially. The divorce settlement Meghan desires may prove elusive, as neither she nor Harry possess substantial assets.
Winning over William becomes increasingly crucial for Harry, as he realizes that securing his brother's forgiveness is essential for influencing their father, King Charles. Although Charles may be inclined to forgive, if William and his wife, Catherine, stand firm in their decision to keep their distance from Harry, Charles will find himself in a difficult position. Alienating his heir for the sake of a prodigal son seeking reconciliation seems an unaffordable risk.
While the veracity of these reports remains uncertain, one thing is clear: Harry's quest for forgiveness, especially from William, may be even more vital than his father's.
