Meghan Markle and Prince Harry might not be seeing eye to eye at the moment, if we are to believe the latest reports. According to insiders, Prince Harry, 39, is missing the U.K. and is desperate to get some of his old life back, while the 42-year-old mom-of-two wants nothing to do with the royal family and the U.K. in general. Yikes!
Meghan Markle Has Reportedly 'Moved On' From The Royal Family And The UK
According to Meghan: A Hollywood Princess author Andrew Morton, the former Suits actress has no intention of moving back to the U.K. as she "is making her own life on the West Coast." "The royal family is very much in the rearview mirror of her life. She’s moved on," he added, as per Fox News Digital.
"From what I gather, Meghan is going to start a new, updated version of The Tig," Morton also told the pub, in reference to her popular lifestyle site that she shut down in 2017 after the news that she was dating Prince Harry came out.
Interestingly, Meghan's business manager filed documents in the U.S. in 2019 to keep the rights to The Tig until 2021, which immediately prompted fans to speculate that it could be making a comeback. However, those rumors were squashed by a palace spokesperson, who said at the time that there were "absolutely no plans to relaunch The Tig." Of course, 2019 was before Prince Harry and Meghan had stepped down as senior royals, so perhaps things have now changed...
Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Are Reportedly 'More Established In California'
Norton also went on to say that, in his opinion, both Prince Harry and Meghan are doing quite well in the U.S. (even despite her Archetypes Spotify podcast being cancelled) and therefore have less and less reason to go to the U.K. "I think [the Duke and Duchess of Sussex] got their own lives, and they’ve worked it out. And every day that passes, they’re more established in California," he claimed.
"The state where they live is crowded with billionaires and millionaires," Morton explained, adding that their location will do wonders for their upcoming projects and charitable causes. "So if they want to raise money for their charities, they’ve picked very fertile ground," he continued, adding, "Other royals will envy that they can go to a dinner and raise millions of dollars for their charities. So that’s what they’ll do."
