Prince Harry and Meghan Markle haven’t been pictured together in a while. The couple recently visited King Charles in the UK with their kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. As people wonder why the Sussexes haven’t been photographed, a royal insider has explained the reason.
The Sussexes’ recent public choices have fueled speculation about Harry’s relationship with King Charles
Royal commentator and podcaster Maureen Callahan shared the reason Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not been photographed. Callahan told the Daily Mail that the Duke of Sussex is over the drama surrounding him “being the prodigal son, lonely, aimless and largely jobless up in Montecito.” As such, he reportedly knows that King Charles is his only hope for a comeback. Moreover, Harry knows that the best hope for resolving matters with the monarch is for Markle to “quiet down and maintain a lower profile.”
She continued, “Publicly, they’ve been making appearances without each other.” The journalist added, “Harry was alone in the UK for most of his trip.” The Duchess of Sussex and the kids joined the trip at the last moment, but she wasn’t “photographed once.” Callahan shared that this nullifies the Sussexes’ “claims that the media just won’t leave them alone.” The author also noted how Harry attended the Time100 Sports Gala alone. On the other hand, the businesswoman celebrated her Emmy nomination for her show, With Love, Meghan, on social media. However, she didn’t mention her husband.
Moreover, Callahan claimed that Markle agreed to the royal reunion because she needs Harry more than ever. This is also because the Suits alum “alienated” everyone who tried to help her in the States. “Right now, it seems, no one is more valuable than Harry — and nothing is more valuable than what he wants,” Callahan explained.
Previously, it was reported that King Charles made it clear to Harry that the reunion should be free of drama. An insider told Heat World that Charles didn’t want any drama or a hint that this trip was for personal gain. The insider added, “If he sees any cameras or gets a whiff of troublemaking, that will be the end of things.”
Originally reported by Ritika Singh for Mandatory.
