Experts accuse Prince Harry, Meghan Markle of seeking ‘best of both worlds’ with UK move
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Key Points:
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to the UK with their children but plan to maintain ties to both Britain and their home base in Montecito, California, aiming to balance royal connections with independent business ventures in the US.
- Royal experts suggest the couple’s move is more of a “trial run” than a permanent return, allowing them to access royal credibility while preserving their freedom and commercial opportunities outside the UK.
- The Sussexes are seen as positioning themselves as “international citizens,” keeping multiple options open rather than fully committing to either the UK or the US.
- Enrolling their children in British schools and seeking state-funded security indicate strategic moves to maintain relevance and protect their family while navigating their complex relationship with the monarchy.
- Emotional investment in the UK differs between the two, with Harry viewing it as a homecoming opportunity, while Meghan may see Britain more pragmatically, given her unhappy past royal experiences.
