As per a royal expert, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s UK return might just prove to be a major advantage for Prince William. For those unversed, as per multiple reports, the Sussexes privately flew from California to the UK. They landed in Birmingham at midday on August 26. Multiple reports also shared that the Waleses were caught blindsided by this news and the future King was reportedly “apoplectic.” However, a royal expert predicts the tide might shift in William’s favor.
The Sussexes could help Prince William if the royal family eventually faces too few working members, an expert says
As per royal expert John McDermott, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could solve a crucial issue for future King, Prince William. As per the Daily Express, it is confirmed that the Sussexes will be residing in a private, non-royal home, pursuing their personal endeavors. This move will reportedly not change their status as non-working royals.
However, McDermott has predicted that this might change in the coming years. Harry and Meghan might resolve an issue that the monarchy faces. McDermott has projected that in the coming years, there will be very few working royals available. The royal expert praised the Duke of Sussex, stating that he is good at championing causes he genuinely believes in, like the Invictus Games. That too, without any help from the Firm.
McDermott explained that Harry and Meghan could serve as working royals during William’s reign as King. The royal expert said: “If the brothers can patch things up, and the anniversary of Diana’s death next year seems like one possible opportunity, Harry and Meghan could be major assets to the Crown. But in the short term, I do not anticipate a return to royal duties.”
Multiple outlets have reported that Harry wants to reconcile with his father, King Charles. He also wants his children to connect with his English roots. Meghan, on the other hand, is reportedly keen on exploring more business opportunities and acting gigs in the UK.
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
