Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem to harbor hopes of a return to the UK, but insiders reveal this is unlikely.
The Royal family, facing pressure since King Charles's cancer diagnosis, won't welcome Harry back for royal duties, despite his reported eagerness. Royal author Tom Quinn suggests Harry's part-time royal aspirations won't come to fruition, especially after learning of Kate's illness.
Despite this, both Harry and Meghan cling to the hope of rejoining the Royals on their own terms, although the chances seem slim. Recent developments suggest King Charles is focusing on the future of the monarchy, including potential upgrades for Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie as senior members of the family recover from health crises.
With Prince Harry and Meghan residing overseas and Princess Kate and King Charles III undergoing treatment, other senior Royals like Queen Camilla and Princess Anne have stepped up their royal duties. Additionally, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, who have faced their own health challenges with their mother's diagnoses, are expected to increase their royal engagements.
In a recent display of royal unity, Princess Eugenie participated in a charity event, reading to school children and promoting her late uncle's conservation charity. This event, supported by Eugenie, underscores the family's commitment to charitable causes. Furthermore, both Eugenie and Camilla showed their support at a family wedding, highlighting their solidarity during tumultuous times.
As the Royal family navigates through these challenges, it's clear that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie will play increasingly prominent roles in representing the monarchy, alongside other senior members, in the coming months.
