Prince Harry threatens push Meghan Markle to the edge: ‘She’ll fight like hell for Archie, Lilibet’
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle are said to be gridlocked and here's why the UK move isn't going to bode well
The rumour mill has been putting in overtime ever since it was revealed that Meghan Markle actually agreed to move back to the country she had a deeply negative experience in. even experts are throwing theory after theory until one sticks, but one thing that many have agreed on throughout the week is that ‘there is something really weird about this move.
The conversation happened on The Nerve with Maureen Callahan.
For that conversation she was joined by celebrity news reporter Rob Shuter and the two got up close and honest right off the bat.
Mr Shuter was the one who made that comment, but not before saying, “we we've got to get our evidence. We got to get our proof” but “there is something really weird about this move to Britain.”
“They don't even have a house. They staying at a friend's house. Who moves countries unless they found somewhere to stay? So none of it adds up. The only way to explain this is, this is the last, last attempt to save this marriage. He's miserable. He hates it here. He hates it in California and so what they've decided-- what Meghan's decided, (she's the boss) is ‘let's give this a shot’.” But “we all know it's not going to work. It didn't work six years ago.”
However, that wasn’t where the conversation concluded. Instead Mr Shuter revisited it after a brief shift in the conversation and added, “now they're over there. The marriage is in trouble. It ain't going to get any better. The worst thing you can possibly do if you're trying to fix your marriage, is change your life (or) blow up your life. It never fixes it-- Going to a new location doesn't make things better unless you're on the Bachelor and that's only good for 6 weeks.”
His concluding words were a bit of a warning for the Duke and they read as follows, “once you get back into reality, it's not good. It is rough over there. The Cotswolds is gorgeous. I I've been there many, many times, but it ain't Monteito.” (sic)
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