Prince Harry seeks Meghan Markle's company during 'lonely' UK visit
Prince Harry has been shunned by his pals in the UK
Prince Harry will rely on Meghan Markle’s virtual company during his upcoming visit to the UK.
Speaking to the Mirror, royal expert Tom Quinn painted a rather bleak picture of the Duke of Sussex returning to his homeland for St Paul’s Cathedral service to mark 10 years of The Invictus Games next week.
The duchess will stay back in the couple’ Montecito mansion with the kids, leaving Harry to fend for himself alone, owing to his friends and family’s bad blood against him.
"Harry has a few friends from the army and from his days at school, but they are a part of the old pre-Meghan world that Harry hates to revisit, so he will indeed spend a great deal of his time in the UK alone,” Quinn claimed.
"The truth is that Harry has reinvented himself in a way that just doesn’t work for his family or for friends from the past when he was a very different character,” he shared, “so he will spend most of his time in the UK alone in a hotel, but constantly on the phone to Meghan.”
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