Sources suggest there has been a growing distance between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry beyond their demanding work schedules. They claim the issue is not the time spent apart, but whether their marriage can withstand this challenge. This news comes after the couple showed up alongside their kids, Lilibet and Archie, during a private get-together with King Charles at Highgrove House in Gloucestershire, England.
Sources reveal how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are living now
An insider told Rob Shuter’s Naughty but Nice that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have grown increasingly independent in their everyday lives, which has made many question the future of their relationship. The individual said, “They’re living very separate lives now. It’s gone beyond work schedules. They have different priorities, different routines, and they’re spending much less time together than people realize.”
Although the couple is frequently seen together in public, the source claimed there has been growing speculation about an alleged strain in their bond behind the scenes. They also further described how the Duke of Sussex acts when he is on his own. “When Harry is on his own, he seems like a different person. He’s more relaxed, more spontaneous, and much more like the prince people remember. Friends have noticed the change,” they continued.
The insider displayed uncertainty around what the future of this relationship would be. However, they note that the concern for some isn’t the Sussexes not spending time together but whether their marriage can survive this growing distance.
The latest claim surfaces amid another source close to the couple sharing that Harry desires to return to royal life, following his family reunion in the U.K. The insider revealed that the duke wants his kids to experience the life he once had and witness his father through their eyes, fulfilling grandfather responsibilities.
However, the sources also suggest that Markle‘s views on this matter clash with those of her husband’s. They mention that she knows that they left the U.K. for a reason, and returning would expose them to the same kind of scrutiny and pressure that made them quit the royal life.
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on Mandatory.
