Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who put on a united front in public, are reportedly facing issues in their personal life.
The Duke of Sussex has been giving public hints of his desperate desire to visit his homeland, the UK, more often, whereas the Duchess sets eyes on her Hollywood comeback.
Most recently, Harry penned an emotional, lengthy letter in a bid to honour veterans on Remembrance Day, admitting his love and fondness for Britain.
On the other hand, Meghan returned to the acting world as she was spotted on the set of the upcoming movie, Close Personal Friends.
Now, discussing the differences growing between the renowned power couple, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams claimed that the two are not on the same page anymore.
According to the Mirror, he said, "Meghan’s decision to appear as herself in a Hollywood comedy film definitely emphasises her shift towards the US."
However, Richard said that Harry "still feels very deeply about his homeland and would like to spend more time in the UK. The same cannot be said for Meghan, so there’s a clear divergence in opinions there."
In his recent interviews, the former working royal himself confessed that he will be visiting the UK more as he does not know "how long he [his father] will live for."
Richard discussed that on November 14, King Charles is set to celebrate his 77th birthday, which could be a possibility for another reunion between the father and son.
The royal commentator shared that Archie and Lilibet's mother is "focused on her commercial success," raising whispers of a clash between the Sussexes.