Prince Harry is desperate to be able to frequently return to “his home county”, the UK, but Meghan Markle is not so keen, according to a source.
An insider alleges that while Prince Harry has a desire to come back to his homeland, particularly for charity work, Meghan Markle seems less inclined to do so.
Speaking to the Sunday Times, the source said: “Not having anywhere isn’t overly helpful.
“There are friends and hotels, but I know they would like to have somewhere.
“Meghan seems to have decided that coming back more is not what she wants to do, but Harry would like to. Having a base in his home country, despite everything that has happened, is appealing.
“There is work to be done here in terms of the charities, and there would be opportunities in the future where he’ll want to be here a bit more.”
The couple had previously resided in Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor estate, which was gifted to them by the late Queen.
However, earlier this year, they were served an eviction notice and subsequently handed back the keys to King Charles.
During his most recent visit to the UK, Prince Harry reportedly stayed at a hotel after being denied a room at Windsor Castle.
The source added: “If they could have kept Frogmore, they would have done — it was the perfect setup for them.
“When he last stayed there, he did a whole load of clearing out, and he was sanguine about it but pretty sad.”
It has also been reported that Prince Harry must now “give notice” whenever he wishes to visit his father, King Charles, and stay at any royal properties.
This requirement arose after he was denied a room at Windsor Castle earlier this month.
The Duke of Sussex, who currently resides in Montecito, California with Meghan, Archie and Lilibet, sought permission to stay at Windsor Castle while his father was at Balmoral in Scotland.
However, his request was denied due to the unavailability of properties on short notice.
It appears that despite their decision to step down as senior royals in 2020, Prince Harry still holds a deep connection to the UK and values the opportunity to engage in charitable work and maintain ties with his family.
