As Prince Harry considers a return to London, Meghan Markle's anxiety is palpable.
Having relocated to the US with Prince Harry in 2020 following their decision to step down as senior royals, Meghan is feeling particularly tense about Harry's potential return to the UK.
The Duchess of Sussex harbors deep concerns about the future of their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, amidst reports of a strained relationship with the royal family.
According to royal expert Tom Quinn, Meghan is "terrified that history is going to repeat itself" within their family dynamics. She is genuinely worried that their children may miss out on establishing meaningful connections with the extended royal family, especially their cousins George, Charlotte, and Louis.
"Meghan loves the idea of having a big happy family," Quinn told the Mirror, adding that she dreads the possibility of her children growing up without close relationships with their cousins. The fear of history repeating itself weighs heavily on her, especially given her own childhood experiences being labeled as dysfunctional.
Quinn further explained that Meghan's concerns are amplified by her nostalgia for certain aspects of life in the UK. She worries that her children may blame her if they are deprived of the opportunity to bond with their cousins and feel as adults that they have missed out on a potentially enriching existence as working royals.
Amidst these concerns, reports have emerged that Harry is eagerly anticipating reuniting with his ailing father, King Charles, and sister-in-law, Princess Kate, during his upcoming trip to London in May for the Invictus Games celebrations.
