President Trump Breaks Silence on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s UK Return
US President Donald Trump breaks silence on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s return to UK with blunt verdict, saying he would not have welcomed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex back if he were a member of the Royal Family.
The US President shared his views on Wednesday as reports suggested that Harry and Meghan had begun a new chapter in Britain after spending around six years living in the United States.
Trump made clear that he was pleased about the couple’s reported departure from America and did not hide his long-standing criticism of the Sussexes.
“I’m happy about it. I was not a fan. I didn’t like the way she acted,” Trump said while discussing Harry and Meghan.
The President then turned his criticism directly towards Meghan, accusing the Duchess of Sussex of being disrespectful towards Queen Elizabeth II.
Trump said he believed Meghan had behaved in a way he considered inappropriate towards the late monarch during the years following her marriage to Harry.
“I would not have taken them back,” Trump added, making his position on the Sussexes’ reported return to Britain clear.
His latest comments have once again highlighted the difficult relationship between Trump and Meghan, who has previously been among his most outspoken celebrity critics.
Harry and Meghan’s reported move has attracted renewed attention as the couple are said to be settling into another major chapter of their lives with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped back from their roles as working members of the Royal Family in 2020 before establishing their new life in California.
Their years in the United States saw the couple launch several major projects while also publicly discussing their experiences within the Royal Family.
Now, their reported return to Britain has sparked fresh debate about what the future could hold for Harry and Meghan and whether their relationship with the Royal Family could change.
The Sussexes are reportedly understood to have found a new home in the Cotswolds, an area with strong personal connections to Harry and his childhood.
While the couple’s reported return continues to generate debate on both sides of the Atlantic, Trump’s remarks make clear that the US President has no regrets about seeing Harry and Meghan leave America.
