Efforts by Meghan Markle to make a comeback to the UK alongside her husband Prince Harry appear to have been thwarted by the royal family.
The former Suits actress hinted at her potential return by engaging in a surprise royal event in London, where she participated via video link to inaugurate a new wing of an animal charity. However, her absence from the event raised speculation about the likelihood of Meghan making a physical return to the UK.
Concurrently, discussions swirled around Prince Harry's potential resumption of royal duties following his brief visit to Clarence House for a 30-minute meeting with his father, who is battling cancer.
Despite indications of the Sussexes considering a return, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams suggests that any possibility of them rejoining the royal circle is "out of the question."
Fitzwilliams conveyed to MailOnline that while Prince Harry's recent visit to the UK displayed genuine familial concern, the notion of resuming royal duties is deemed unfeasible. He emphasized that the royal family harbors distrust towards the couple due to their past behavior, despite the health challenges faced by King Charles and Kate Middleton's recovery from surgery.
