Meghan Markle, Prince Harry 'figuring out an agreement' to protect their marriage
Prince Harry dreams of a compromise where he can come back to the UK more often
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly ‘figuring out an agreement’ to protect their marriage, the insiders have claimed as the Duke continues his desperate attempt to rebuild bridges with King Charles and other royal family members.
The royal insiders have told the Closer, Archie and Lilibet doting parents are clashing over Harry’s growing desire to spend more time in the UK.
However, Meghan has no intention of leaving behind her life in California, LA where they are currently living with their kids.
The sources close to the royal couple claimed, “Harry dreams of a compromise where he can come back to the UK more often, potentially as a part-time working royal again. He’d love Meghan to join him – but there’s no way she’d move back, even part-time. She feels there’s too much open hostility towards her.
Harry and Meghan are ‘figuring out an agreement’ where Meghan accompanies him when it suits her, the source said and adds “She’s very independent, so she’s leaving it up to Harry to navigate it, but the feeling is it’s very much a make-or-break situation.”
The issue has caused tension in their relationship and the royal couple are trying to reach an agreement.
The fresh claims came a month after Meghan and Harry, along with their children, reunited with King Charles in Britain.
The monarch has also invited the royal couple to Balmoral for summer holidays with the royal family.
