According to some royal experts, the Sussexes' return to the UK might raise concerns for the Prince and Princess of Wales. They believe that Meghan and Harry won't miss the opportunity to steal the limelight at this significant royal gathering. However, Angela Levin has a different perspective.
She suggests that Prince Harry, who attended King Charles's coronation on his own in May while the Duchess stayed in the US with their children despite being invited, might take a similar approach to his father's birthday.
Levin even speculates that Harry could attend the event solo and bring along their eldest child, Archie. She points out that Archie is growing up and could have the chance to meet his royal cousins. The expert, known for her proximity to the palace, adds that Charles would likely want Harry and Meghan's children to be present.
However, she doesn't delve into Prince William and Kate Middleton's sentiments regarding Harry, Meghan, and their children, Archie and Lilibet. It's worth noting that Prince William may have to financially support the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in terms of their duties, housing, schooling for Archie and Lilibet, and other expenses if they indeed return to the royal family's fold.
