Prince Harry reportedly finds solace in Meghan Markle's unwavering support as he navigates life outside the royal family.
According to In Touch Weekly, a source revealed that the Duke of Sussex is grappling with feelings of loneliness and resentment towards his family, particularly following his departure from royal duties in 2020.
The source noted Harry's sense of betrayal by his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William, which has contributed to his feelings of isolation. He is said to miss aspects of his former UK life, including friends like Duke of Westminster Hugh Grosvenor, who recently got married.
The source further disclosed, "There are days when Harry feels overwhelmed—perceived slights and the palace's coldness make him feel disconnected from his family."
Describing Meghan's role, the source emphasized that she is a constant support and anchor for Harry during these challenging times. "Meghan, 42, seems to be his only anchor these days," they stated.
The insider elaborated on Meghan's approach, highlighting her focus on their decision to step back from royal duties. "She reminds him of how unhappy he was in the UK and encourages him to appreciate their current life," they shared. "She looks forward rather than dwelling on the past, urging him to do the same."
Meghan Markle's steadfast support underscores her commitment to Harry's well-being as they navigate their new life together away from the formalities of royal duty.
