Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship hasn’t been without challenges. Harry once shared that they had their first significant argument about a year into dating, but they overcame it and eventually married.
Although they now seem united, their departure from royal duties has clearly had a lasting impact on their lives.
The couple has since settled in the US, where they are raising their two children and pursuing various business ventures. However, not all of these ventures have been successful, leading to some criticism.
This year, they’ve partially stepped back into their previous roles, taking two overseas trips that some critics have labeled as “royal tours.”
Concerns have been raised about Harry missing the UK, and a royal expert now suggests that Meghan may be frustrated with his focus on the past.
The expert noted that while Harry considers the US his home for now, dwelling on past issues is unproductive. Meghan, who doesn’t share Harry’s deep history with the Royal Family, finds it easier to move forward.
This difference might be causing some tension, as Meghan seems at peace with her estrangement from her own family, while Harry still appears to long for reconciliation with his.
