Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are having a wonderful time, particularly with their children. They will soon begin a new chapter at a new school, but the Sussexes have received criticism for the institutions they have selected. Unfortunately, this is not the only thing they’ve been chastised over. Harry is being chastised for receiving an honor that many believe he does not merit.

Although the couple lives in a gorgeous estate in Montecito, California, and raises their two children in an area free of paparazzi photographers, something isn’t right. According to reports, Harry and Meghan are having marital issues, and the Duke has admitted to missing the United Kingdom.As of today, one royal expert claimed that Harry is “petrified” of losing his wife, and that the Duke may return to the UK alone.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been embroiled in several scandals since leaving the royal family. Not long ago, the Duke found himself in another, which has sparked a lot of attention in the United States, where Harry is set to receive the Pat Tillman Award. The rift between the Sussexes and the royal family has left wounds that may never heal.

Princess Eugenie is the only royal known to have visited Harry and Meghan in the United States. While King Charles is reportedly considering a visit, Prince William and Kate Middleton are unlikely to fly to Montecito. As previously stated, the Duke is seeking permanent residence in the United Kingdom. Hugo Vickers, the author of Prince Edward’s 2022 memoir A Royal Life, thinks that Harry will return to the UK permanently, but not with his wife.

Vickers told The Sun that Harry is “angry” and “petrified” over losing Meghan. Despite this, the royal expert believes Harry will return to the UK. “I think he’ll come home,” he told The Sun. “I believe he will return home, and if he does, we must be extremely polite to him because he will not want to.” He’s really angry, I believe.” Vickers went on to say that if Harry returned, King Charles would embrace him and reinstate him as an active member of the royal family.