In a surprising turn of events, Princess Anne has reportedly held an emergency phone meeting with Prince Harry, demanding a divorce from Meghan Markle. The emotional call left Meghan in tears as Princess Anne asserted that she would refuse to engage with Prince Harry until the matter is resolved. Royal commentator Sarah Vine, known for her insightful analysis of the dynamics between the Sussexes and the royal family, suggests that Princess Anne should personally intervene by visiting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Since stepping down as working royals, Harry and Meghan have distanced themselves from numerous family members, including Princess Eugenie, Princess Beatrice, and Sarah Ferguson. Moreover, they have made public criticisms of Prince William and Kate Middleton, with Harry even authoring a memoir titled "Spare" and starring in a Netflix documentary series.
Vine believes that Princess Anne, being 73 years old and Harry's aunt, could hold the key to resolving the ongoing feud within the royal family. She argues that a conversation initiated by Princess Anne might bring about a resolution, making her pivotal in resolving the family's issues.
However, GTH Russell, another astute observer of royal matters, disagrees with the notion of Princess Anne's visit to the United States, deeming it unnecessary. He argues that such a move might be perceived as an attempt to manipulate Harry's return to the UK for public relations purposes, potentially alienating a significant portion of the British public.
In a recent interview with American media, Prince Harry expressed his desire to mend fences with his family, especially in light of King Charles's cancer diagnosis. Despite this, Russell suggests that even if reconciliation occurs, Harry may still be hesitant to spend prolonged periods in the UK. Therefore, he questions the necessity of Princess Anne's intervention in resolving the matter.
