Addressing the matter in his column for The Sun, Morgan highlighted the challenges Prince Harry might encounter, suggesting it would be unthinkable for him to return to Britain "with his tail between his legs" after being expelled from the US. Morgan emphasized the divisive sentiment surrounding Harry within his homeland, pointing to public disapproval of his vocal criticisms of the royal family, which purportedly distressed Queen Elizabeth II in her final years. The strained relationship between Harry and his brother William, compounded by tensions with other members of the royal household, could further complicate matters for the prince's future endeavors.
Expressing the potential ramifications of a failed American residency, Morgan warned of financial setbacks for Harry, whose lucrative ventures could be jeopardized. He mused over the irony of a potential intervention by Trump, suggesting the former president might deliver the final blow to Harry's ambitions with a dismissive "you're fired," reminiscent of his reality television catchphrase.
Morgan's latest critique adds to a series of condemnations directed at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, underscoring the contentious relationship between the former royal couple and the outspoken media personality. The timing of Morgan's admonition coincides with reports of Prince Harry's deliberations regarding a return to the UK. Allegedly engaging in government-level talks, Harry aims to bring Meghan along with their children, Archie and Lily, back to England for the upcoming Invictus Games anniversary service at St. Paul's Cathedral.
