The Duke and Duchess of Sussex embrace therapy and gratitude as their New Year resolution amid growing speculations.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made a heartfelt vow to prioritise their marriage in 2025, addressing persistent speculation about their relationship.
In 2024, the couple faced heightened scrutiny following their announcement of a professional separation, which fuelled rumours about their marital struggles. The situation escalated when Harry publicly addressed divorce rumours during The New York Times 2024 DealBook Summit, saying, “We’ve apparently divorced maybe 10, or 12 times as well. So it’s just like, what? It’s hard to keep up with, but that’s why you just sort of ignore it.”
According to Closer magazine, the Duke and Duchess are taking proactive steps to nurture their bond by committing to "pre-emptive" therapy. “Harry and Meghan have vowed to make weekly sessions a regular part of their routine in the coming year. They believe it could really benefit their marriage,” an insider shared.
The Montecito couple’s New Year resolution centres around gratitude and presence. The source revealed, “They’re really going to be all about being present and grateful for all they have, and that includes their marriage.”
Despite their busy schedules, the pair has agreed to prioritise their relationship. “They’ve both agreed that their relationship still needs to come first, because, without a healthy marriage, nothing else works,” the insider added.
As the Sussexes step into 2025, their commitment to each other serves as a reminder of the importance of prioritising personal connections in the face of public and professional challenges.
