Harry and Meghan's reported UK return plan
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning a return to the UK, but a royal commentator has warned that the Duke of Sussex may have already blown his chances of reconciliation with King Charles. Reports suggest that Harry, 41, is feeling unwelcome in America, while Meghan, 44, reportedly feels like an outcast in the US.
A friend of Prince Harry told the Daily Mail that there is "definitely a feeling in his camp that he has started to feel a bit unwelcome in America." Another source claimed that Meghan is "fully behind" Harry reconnecting with the Royal Family.
Commentator says trust is not rebuilt
However, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told Sky News Australia host Rita Panahi that Harry has already squandered his second chance. "I don't think Buckingham Palace is preparing the guest room just yet. Trust isn't rebuilt with anonymous briefings to newspapers like the one we just read, it's rebuilt quietly over time," Kinsey said.
Kinsey added: "Harry still has a long way to go, but reality bites. America didn't crown Harry and Meghan the royalty of Hollywood the way they expected. Britain is still where Harry's identity, history and relevance are rooted."
Criticism of Sussexes' past behavior
Rita Panahi blasted the Sussexes, accusing them of making Queen Elizabeth II's final years "hell" by publicly airing the Royal Family's private grievances. "I think the Americans just looked at them as a couple more celebrities, but in the UK, there is deep feeling and deep resentment about the way they have behaved," she said.
Kinsey agreed, suggesting that King Charles fears what the Sussexes might do next if they don't get what they want. "That's currently what the King is dealing with and navigating too. I think there is a fear that if they don't give Harry and Meghan what they want, Harry and Meghan will push it even further," Kinsey said.
