Donald Trump has finally spoken out about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's move back to the United Kingdom, and his reaction has caught plenty of attention. Speaking publicly this week, the US President made it clear that he wouldn't have opened the door to the couple if the decision had been his to make.
Trump admitted he was relieved to see the Sussexes leave American soil after their six-year stay, stating bluntly that he was never among their supporters. He didn't hold back, saying he was pleased about their departure and that Meghan's conduct never sat well with him.
His sharpest words were reserved for Meghan herself. Trump accused her of showing serious disrespect toward the late Queen Elizabeth II, a comment that is likely to reignite debate over the Duchess's rocky relationship with the royal family during her time as a working royal.
He went a step further, saying that had he been part of the Royal Family, he simply wouldn't have allowed the couple back into the fold.
The comments land at a sensitive moment for Harry and Meghan, who are now settling into life in the UK after years based in California. Reports suggest the pair have already found a new residence in the Cotswolds, signaling a fresh, quieter chapter away from the spotlight they once commanded in America.
Trump's blunt remarks add yet another twist to the ongoing saga surrounding the Sussexes, whose every move continues to draw global headlines even years after stepping back from royal duties.
Key Takeaways:
- Donald Trump says he would not have welcomed Harry and Meghan back if he were part of the Royal Family.
- He admitted feeling "happy" that the couple left the US after six years there.
- Trump accused Meghan Markle of being disrespectful toward Queen Elizabeth II.
- Harry and Meghan are reportedly settling into a new home in the Cotswolds.
- The remarks add fresh controversy to the Sussexes' return to UK life.
