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A difficult time for Harry and Meghan causing ‘tension’ in marriage
The Duke of Sussex wants to return to the UK temporarily.
Prince Harry and Meghan’s marriage is reportedly heading for troubled waters over his plans to temporarily return to the UK, according to a royal expert. The Duke of Sussex will fly from his Montecito home in Los Angeles and return to his native country to host an event this year to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, which support wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women, both serving and veterans.
Harry wants Meghan to be by his side for his brief visit back to the UK. However, this has reportedly clashed with his wife’s wishes as the 42-year-old previously vowed never to return to British shores. The former Suits actress has attracted widespread attention and criticism in the UK after marrying Prince Harry in May 2018, and it appears she has no intention of going back to the UK after their fallout with the rest of the Royal Family.
According to royal commentator Tom Quinn, Harry is reportedly putting “pressure” on Meghan to return to the UK for the Invictus Games, and his request has created some ‘tension’ in their marriage. “The Invictus Games – it’s one of the few areas of Harry’s life where he feels on firm ground,” Quinn told The Mirror.
“There’s no doubt that helping disabled soldiers is a good thing, and it’s something that Harry has tried to do without it becoming all about him, so it’s good for brand Sussex but only if Meghan is also there. So he is definitely putting pressure on her to join him.
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