A royal couple split? Prince Harry plans solo return to UK, Meghan aims to stay behind

The lives of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry continually attract media attention worldwide. This has not changed even after the couple left the royal family. There are reports that Prince Harry wants to return to the palace, but Meghan Markle does not intend to accompany him.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle regularly provide topics for gossip and press articles. Recently, there have been speculations about an alleged marital crisis caused by financial and professional problems and Meghan's surprise regarding the details of Harry's autobiography.

As if that wasn't enough, a "friend of the couple" reveals that Harry plans to return to the United Kingdom. A source for "Closer" magazine reveals that the prince wants to repair relationships with his family, especially in light of the health problems of Princess Kate and King Charles III. Harry feels increasingly regretful about the severed ties and wants to take the opportunity to spend time with his loved ones.

Harry can't wait to return home and see his dad, meet up with friends for his birthday in September, and visit his aunt, Princess Anne. But this situation doesn't change anything for Meghan - tells the mysterious informant.

It turns out that Meghan Markle, the prince's wife, does not intend to accompany him on this trip. Citing the words of a "friend of the couple" reports that the duchess has many professional matters, such as running her own company and preparing for a new cooking show. Additionally, the couple needs to take care of their children.

However, the key reason for Meghan's absence is the fear of a negative reaction from the British public. She is afraid she might be publicly booed or criticized.

A mysterious source reveals to "Closer" magazine that Harry will likely face a separation from his wife lasting around a month. This decision may be a step towards repairing family relations, which the prince hopes for. On the other hand, Meghan is focusing on her projects, aware that her presence in the United Kingdom could do more harm than good.