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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are allegedly "wildly unhappy," but their marriage is not the biggest problem. A royal commentator recently claimed the couple was not happy during their time in California. He also stated the duo has different passions, which strain their relationship.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly clash over what makes them happy (via The Daily Beast). Founder of Celebrity Intelligence, cultural commentator Dan Wakeford, told The Royalist's Tom Sykes, "The 'wildly unhappy' came not from within their relationship in their life right now. It was their life in America they were wildly unhappy about."
"They were wildly unhappy with how things had gone, and they hadn't gone how they expected. I don't think they could find—think of a way out of that. And so it's very interesting," he added.
He further said that while the return to the UK has made Harry happier, the same is not true for Meghan Markle, a Los Angeles native. He explained, "The problem with this couple is you have two people with completely different goals in life and geographical, like, homes."
Wakeford said that according to his sources, the Sussexes are "very much in love," but they conflict on what true happiness looks like for either of them. "They're not on the same page with where they're going in life, whether that's living in England or living in America, whether that is philanthropy or a glamorous Hollywood lifestyle brand," he said.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly clash over what makes them happy (via The Daily Beast). Founder of Celebrity Intelligence, cultural commentator Dan Wakeford, told The Royalist's Tom Sykes, "The 'wildly unhappy' came not from within their relationship in their life right now. It was their life in America they were wildly unhappy about."
"They were wildly unhappy with how things had gone, and they hadn't gone how they expected. I don't think they could find—think of a way out of that. And so it's very interesting," he added.
He further said that while the return to the UK has made Harry happier, the same is not true for Meghan Markle, a Los Angeles native. He explained, "The problem with this couple is you have two people with completely different goals in life and geographical, like, homes."
Wakeford said that according to his sources, the Sussexes are "very much in love," but they conflict on what true happiness looks like for either of them. "They're not on the same page with where they're going in life, whether that's living in England or living in America, whether that is philanthropy or a glamorous Hollywood lifestyle brand," he said.
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3 months ago
Prince Harry has spent the past six years raising a family with his wife, Meghan Markle, in the US after their highly publicized exit from royal life.
However, following his recent trip to the UK for an Invictus Games event, sources close to the duke have shared that he deeply misses his home country and the life he left behind.
This comes after Prince Harry finally got to reunite Meghan Markle and their kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, with his father, King Charles, for the first time in four years.
In a chat with Fox News Digital, veteran celebrity media editor Dan Wakeford revealed insider details about Harry's latest UK trip.
According to Wakeford, sources shared that the Duke of Sussex still greatly misses his life and role in the UK before he and his wife's infamous move abroad after they stepped down as working royals.
However, following his recent trip to the UK for an Invictus Games event, sources close to the duke have shared that he deeply misses his home country and the life he left behind.
This comes after Prince Harry finally got to reunite Meghan Markle and their kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, with his father, King Charles, for the first time in four years.
In a chat with Fox News Digital, veteran celebrity media editor Dan Wakeford revealed insider details about Harry's latest UK trip.
According to Wakeford, sources shared that the Duke of Sussex still greatly misses his life and role in the UK before he and his wife's infamous move abroad after they stepped down as working royals.
3 months ago
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's expected return to the UK in July has reignited speculation about the state of the royal family's relationships.
While the visit could provide an opportunity for the duke to reconnect with King Charles and introduce Archie and Lilibet to their grandfather, royal experts believe a reunion with Prince William remains highly unlikely.
Insiders suggest the brothers' long-running rift is still far from resolved, despite signs of improving communication between Prince Harry and his father ahead of the Sussexes' upcoming trip.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to return to the United Kingdom in July as preparations begin for the 2027 Invictus Games, but royal experts believe the visit is unlikely to result in a long-awaited reconciliation between Harry and Prince William.
According to royal commentator Dan Wakeford, the Duke and ****** ss of Sussex's upcoming visit may represent a "slight thaw and a good beginning" toward improving relations with some members of the royal family, but tensions with Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly as strong as ever.
While the visit could provide an opportunity for the duke to reconnect with King Charles and introduce Archie and Lilibet to their grandfather, royal experts believe a reunion with Prince William remains highly unlikely.
Insiders suggest the brothers' long-running rift is still far from resolved, despite signs of improving communication between Prince Harry and his father ahead of the Sussexes' upcoming trip.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to return to the United Kingdom in July as preparations begin for the 2027 Invictus Games, but royal experts believe the visit is unlikely to result in a long-awaited reconciliation between Harry and Prince William.
According to royal commentator Dan Wakeford, the Duke and ****** ss of Sussex's upcoming visit may represent a "slight thaw and a good beginning" toward improving relations with some members of the royal family, but tensions with Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly as strong as ever.
