Prince Harry will one day return to the UK permanently, but it will be without his wife Meghan Markle, a leading royal biographer has sensationally claimed.
Acclaimed royal author Hugo Vickers, co-author of Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent’s memoir “A Royal Life”, due to be published in 2022, suggested that Harry, 39, might one day make a rebellious return to his home country.
Mr Vickers described the Duke of Sussex as an “angry” man who was “scared” of losing his wife, and was asked to predict what the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would be like in 20 years’ time.
“I think he’s coming home,” he said. He told The Sunhe gestured with his hands in different directions.
“I think hell We have to be very nice to him when he comes home because he doesn’t particularly want to go home. I think he’s pretty upset.”
Vickers, who has written more than 30 books about the royal family over his career, suggested King Charles would reinstate his estranged son into the royal family.
“Yes, I think so,” he said. “The King had given him a wide open door to do so, and he had a very good job before… and he seemed very happy.”
“Usually, I’m happy when I’m fulfilling my duties, serving others, and contributing to life,” he continued.
“If you take something away from her life, you run the risk of receiving a lot of hate mail. Personally, I think it seems like he’s afraid of losing her.” [Meghan] And I think I was a little scared of her.”
The Washington Post has reached out to representatives for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for comment.
Prince Harry and the former “Suits” actor, 42, quit royal life in 2020 and moved overseas for a fresh start.
Since then, they have been estranged from company leaders and have only returned to London a handful of times.
Meanwhile, Markle last visited London in September 2022 when she attended the funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth, proving that the feud between the two camps is still ongoing.
Grant Harrold, a former royal butler who served the 75-year-old Queen for seven years, said “too much damage” had been done to restore the palace to its former state.
In fact, Harold said the only way the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could return to the royal family was if Harry He publicly apologized for all the pain caused by his convention-breaking memoir, “Spare.”
