Harry and Meghan’s UK return sparks royal fears: ‘William and Kate are tearing their hair out’

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's anticipated return to the United Kingdom with their children, Archie and Lilibet, has stirred unease among the royal family, according to experts. Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal commentator, described the situation as a "huge crisis for the monarchy," stating that the uncertainty surrounding the Sussexes has often made the royal family uneasy.

Fitzwilliams suggested that the timing of the announcement, made without informing King Charles, would be particularly challenging. He also believed that the Sussexes' lack of establishment in the United States may have influenced their decision to return during King Charles' reign. Fitzwilliams predicted that William may scrutinize the Sussexes' titles and potentially those of their children, viewing their conduct as evidence of their untrustworthiness.

However, sources close to Harry and Meghan insist that the couple's return is not part of their plan. They argue that the couple's presence in Britain could help rebuild public goodwill and exert influence by being close to the royal family. Fitzwilliams noted that the Sussexes still hold a powerful brand, capable of generating significant media coverage, which could pose difficulties in predicting their reception.

The return is expected to attract intense media attention, potentially overshadowing other senior royals. Prince William and Kate Middleton, sources suggest, are likely to react with frustration, as they already have enough pressure in their roles to bolster the monarchy and prepare for its future.