Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have both made separate trips to Europe in recent weeks, with insiders claiming the visits “change everything”
Meghan and Harry previously pictured in Europe(Image: GETTY)
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new strategy “changes everything” about their Royal future, according to insiders. Last month, 41 year old Harry made a solo return to the UK, which also marked his first reunion with King Charles in 19 months.
Meghan, 44, also made a surprise appearance at Paris Fashion Week on October 4, marking her first trip to Europe since 2023.
Insiders have been discussing what these separate trips mean for the Sussexes’ future. Meanwhile, the Royal Family are currently making preparations for their annual Christmas celebrations at Sandringham, but it is not known whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be on the guest list.
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The couple, who stepped down as senior working royals and relocated to the US, have reportedly left insiders feeling “uneasy” with their recent travels, sources say.
A former Royal courtier recently told the Daily Beast: “If they really plan to spend more time here, it changes everything.
“It puts them back in the frame, and that’s not what anyone expected.”, reports the Express.
Meghan and Harry have both recently travelled to Europe (Image: GETTY)
While Harry has made several visits to the UK since 2020, mostly for work commitments.
Meanwhile, Meghan had reportedly vowed never to “set foot in the UK again”.
So far, she seems to be sticking to her word, as she hasn’t visited the UK since September 2022.
That visit was extended so they could attend the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.
Before her trip to Paris, Meghan had traveled to other parts of Europe.
Her last visit was to Düsseldorf in Germany for the 2023 Invictus Games.
Despite Meghan’s recent trip to Paris to support the newly-appointed Balenciaga designer, Pier Paolo Piccioli, it wasn’t without a touch of controversy for the Royal.
Meghan faced backlash on her Instagram story for sharing a video near the tunnel where Princess Diana tragically died in a car crash in 1997, with critics labeling the post as “insensitive” due to the historical context.