Meghan Markle's Fear of Returning to the UK with Her Children

Meghan Markle is currently experiencing intense anxiety about the possibility of returning to the UK with her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. It has been claimed by sources that she has refrained from visiting Prince Harry's homeland since 2022, mainly due to ongoing legal issues surrounding their family's security while in Britain. When the Sussexes stepped back from royal duties five years ago, their security arrangements were notably downgraded. Prince Harry has contested the Home Office's decision regarding the level of taxpayer-funded protection he should receive when visiting the UK, but he faced a setback last month when he lost his High Court appeal. During a recent BBC appearance, he described the outcome as a "good old-fashioned establishment stitch-up," while also expressing a sincere wish to mend his relationship with the Royal Family.

However, sources reveal that Meghan is hesitant about making the trip back to the UK, as she fears for the safety of her children. A source shared with Hello! magazine that while Meghan feels increasingly empowered and wishes to share her new outlook, the fear of endangering her kids remains paramount. They noted that any parent in Meghan's position would understandably feel panicked about such a decision. Although Harry yearns for a reconnection with his father and feels the absence of family, especially considering recent events like Trooping the Colour and Father’s Day, the ongoing security concerns loom large. A royal expert has supported Meghan's apprehensions, emphasizing that her fear is justified given the real and genuine threats that exist. Duncan Larcombe, a former royal editor, pointed out that risks such as radical protesters or even terrorist threats are present, and Harry's family is often viewed as a prominent target.

Furthermore, the source indicated that a return to the UK for the Sussex family remains unlikely, shedding light on Harry's regrets about how things might have unfolded differently. With five years having passed since they left the UK, the chances of a visit seem minimal, evoking a sense of heartbreak for the family.