According to an insider source, Meghan envisions a scenario where they continue to spend the majority of their time in Los Angeles, only residing in a spacious Kensington Palace apartment on occasion. She believes that this arrangement could aid in repairing their marriage, especially given the challenges they've been facing in California, including financial difficulties. The source suggests that the couple has been contemplating a return to the UK during a particularly challenging period in their lives.
However, it's worth noting that Meghan and Harry's relationship with the royal family has been strained, with limited contact with King Charles and Prince William. They have been vocal about their criticisms of the royal institution across various platforms.
King Charles, despite his love for Harry and his grandchildren, has reportedly been compelled to uphold the ban on Harry and Meghan's access to Crown lands. Princess Anne played a significant role in influencing this decision, as detailed in a book by Omid Scobie. The book contends that Princess Anne was the chief architect of the eviction from Frogmore Cottage, a move that some royal fans and experts support.
Princess Anne is known for her dedication to family and country and is unafraid to speak her mind. Her prediction in 2018 that Meghan wouldn't have a long tenure as a working member of the royal family proved accurate when Meghan and Harry stepped down from their senior royal roles in 2020 and relocated to Montecito, California.
It's noted that Princess Anne and Prince Philip also saw through Meghan's nature during her pre-wedding visits to Kensington Palace. The suspicion was mutual, as Meghan didn't seem to align with Anne's approach.
In the eyes of some observers, Meghan and Harry's actions, including sharing intimate details about sensitive royal events, have been unforgivable. Their strained relationship with the royal family and their perceived attempts to use their association with the family for their benefit have fueled controversy and criticism.
