Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have successfully passed through the most difficult phase of their lives, when they were once on the brink of a split, but the couple made a brave decision to save their love and their family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex settled down in the US for good after leaving the royal luxuries and patronages in 2020. However, Harry's isolation suggests he wants to return to his country and the people he grew up with.
There are still speculations and rumours that the Palace has made a plan to welcome the royal couple and their two children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet as the monarch reportedly wants them to be at the palace.
Meanwhile, some critics, commentators and former aides predict a possible separation in the near future, given Harry's desparation and willingness to return to his people in Britain.
The 40-year-old royal's recent conciliatory meeting with his dad fueled speculation as Meghan is allegedly not interested in returning to the life she once escaped, making it clear how unhappy she was living in the UK as a working royal.
She might be worried about their children's future destination as Harry is allegedly being pulled back into old patterns of manipulation by his family, but she's fully confident and relaxed that Harry will never ditch her.
A source close to the Sussexes, rejected all rumours and speculation of a "divorce plan”, which allegedly is in the works, given the two people's different thoughts about returning to the UK.
"The thought is that Harry might push for a return to the U.K., but Meghan won’t want to come back from the U.S. — and that schism is potentially dangerous," a source claimed to Radar Online.
They went on: "We're told courtiers are said to be ‘considering a golden handshake’ settlement, which would be ‘more generous than might be assumed, but heavily structured.'"
However, Harry and Meghan's close pals always laugh off all these reports, confirming they are enjoying their every moment together.
Some critics even started claiming that alleged agreement would also grant the former Suits star the continued use of her Duchess of Sussex title as the Palace sees it as a face-saving measure, because tearing it away from her could spark a media war.