Morton, known for his close collaboration with Princess Diana, appeared on Sky News Sunday morning with Trevor Phillips to discuss this matter. Harry and Meghan distanced themselves from their roles as senior Royals back in 2020 and have since been leading independent lives in California.
According to Morton, their new life in the United States is a significant factor in why they may not return to the UK. The couple is actively working on their own initiatives and expanding their influence through various ventures.
Prince Harry is scheduled for a solo trip to the UK to attend the WellChild Awards ceremony in London. This visit coincides with the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's passing. However, there's been no official confirmation regarding Harry's participation in any memorial events for the late Monarch. Following the WellChild Awards, Harry is expected to travel to Germany to join Meghan for the Invictus Games, an event dedicated to injured soldiers.
An undisclosed source within the Royal Circle has suggested to the Daily Mail that Harry is unlikely to meet with his father, King Charles III, or his brother, Prince William, during his stay in the UK.
Morton's comments come after Prince Harry's candid remarks about feeling unsupported by the royal family, especially following the tragic death of his mother, Princess Diana, in 1997. He shared these feelings in a recent Netflix series about the Invictus Games.
