Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly struggling to agree on where their children should receive their education, adding another point of tension to discussions about their future. Sources claim Harry feels increasingly drawn toward the UK, while Meghan remains committed to the life they have built in Los Angeles.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s disagreement over their kids’ education could impact marriage, per source
A report from Heat World suggests that Harry and Meghan have been spending more time apart because of their different priorities. According to an insider, their children’s education has emerged as another major disagreement within the family. The source claims the issue has created stress at home because the couple has different ideas about what would be best for their children. “Those close to them believe this issue could cause a big problem,” the insider said. “Meghan won’t budge.”
The insider also claims that Harry would prefer his children to attend a mixed school and has even considered sending them as day pupils instead of having them live at school. “Harry understands, but can’t rule out a British education. He wants his children to have a meaningful connection with that side of their family. He’d prefer the kids to attend a mixed school, and has even explored the possibility of a day-pupil arrangement,” the source said.
Last September, singer Joss Stone, a friend of Harry who moved back to Devon from Nashville with her young family, also spoke about the benefits of British schools. She said Harry told her how “wonderful” UK schools were when they attended the WellChild Awards together. “It’s exactly why we felt drawn to come back – for the kids to grow up surrounded by family, friends, a strong sense of belonging and, most importantly, in a safe environment,” she said.
The education debate could represent a much larger issue for Harry and Meghan, according to the insider. “Education is just the symptom,” the source said.
