Meghan Markle ‘refuses’ to accommodate Prince Harry over deportation?
Meghan Markle’s post-Harry future plans have reportedly been exposed, fueling rumors about a potential divorce. Journalist Charlotte Griffiths, during an interview with GB News, speculated that if Prince Harry and Meghan were to separate, the Duke of Sussex would likely be the one to compromise in terms of family arrangements, particularly regarding their children.
Griffiths’ insights suggest that Harry would be committed to staying close to his children, no matter what happens with his marriage. “One thing I’ve heard consistently all along is that Harry will never be away from his kids,” Griffiths said. “He’ll do anything he can for them. Even if that marriage ended, and I’m not saying it will, he will always remain wherever the kids are.”
On the other hand, Meghan appears determined to stay in the U.S. if their marriage were to end. Griffiths noted, “Meghan has no intention of moving back to the UK or leaving America.” This suggests that, in the event of a divorce, Meghan would likely remain based in California, where the couple has lived since stepping back from royal duties in 2020. Griffiths continued, “So, it seems that whatever happens, he’s going to try his best to be there, I guess.”
The speculation about their relationship has intensified recently, fueled by reports of Netflix allegedly requesting a “divorce deal” from the couple as part of their ongoing business partnership. The couple’s future is further complicated by Prince Harry’s visa issues, tied to his past admissions of drug use, which have raised concerns about his legal status in the U.S.
Despite the complications, former President Donald Trump has weighed in on the matter, stating that he would not support the deportation of Prince Harry, given that he is already dealing with other pressing issues involving Meghan.
As rumors continue to swirl, Meghan and Harry’s future remains uncertain. Whether they will stay together or separate, the couple’s next steps will likely impact not only their personal lives but also their public image and business ventures moving forward.