According to Buck magazine, sources indicate that the couple is mulling over the idea of going back to the UK. An insider shared that Prince Harry desires a return, but not to become a prisoner of the palace. Reports from the New York Post, quoting King Charles's former butler, Grant Herald, also suggest that the couple is planning their move to Britain.
GB News recently reported that Prince Harry reached out to his brother, Prince William, to discuss the possibility of his return. However, there are conflicting reports stating that the two brothers have not spoken in quite some time, and no discussions about Harry's return have taken place.
Royal expert Tom Bauer believes that Meghan Markle is unlikely to support the idea of moving back, as she's not as close to Prince William and his wife, Kate, the Princess of Wales. Meanwhile, Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams opined that a return would be a humiliation for the couple, who left their Royal duties and lives behind for the US in 2020.
Other reports claim that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are casually house-hunting in Malibu, looking for a new place away from their current home in Montecito. It seems not everything is going smoothly for the ex-Royals.
When the couple left the UK and the British royal family, they aimed to make it big in Hollywood, leveraging their titles as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. They signed several multi-million dollar deals with Netflix and Spotify. However, recently, their $20 million Spotify deal fell through after the audio streaming service canceled Meghan Markle's podcast "Archewell Audio" after just one season.
Additionally, Netflix canceled their children's show, "Pearl," which was a collaboration with the Sussexes. Though they still have a $100 million contract with Netflix until 2025, it remains uncertain whether Netflix will renew their contracts. Despite this, Prince Harry's documentary remains one of the most-watched on the platform, and his memoir, "Spare," has become a best-selling autobiography.
However, these ventures have put a strain on Prince Harry's relationships with friends and family. Reports indicate that Prince Harry's eco-tourism company, "Travalyst," silently dropped him from its new list of board members. Friends of the couple, including the Beckhams and several other Hollywood A-listers, have also distanced themselves from the former Royals for various reasons.
