Prince Harry’s 3-word ‘warning’ to Meghan if they want to be invited back | Royal | News
Earlier this month, Prince Harry visited King Charles and Queen Camilla in England with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children at Highgrove House on July 10. Although Harry’s earlier request for UK security was rejected, it was later reported that Meghan would join her husband with their children (seven-year-old Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet) despite the rejection.
While Meghan and her children traveled to the United Kingdom on July 9, Harry had started his visit to the United Kingdom days before. The visit was private and no photographs were published. The only information reported is that the meeting lasted about an hour and that the King was reunited with his two youngest grandchildren for the first time since 2022.
Speaking after their meeting with the King and Queen, an insider told Closer: “Obviously they’re quite embarrassed by everything that’s happened. “As much as they don’t want to admit it, their only option now is to abide by Charles’ rules if they want any hope of rebuilding the relationship.
“Harry tells Meghan she needs to take serious action and try to keep the ball in her court because this opportunity may not come again and he knows any mistake could come at huge personal cost.”
Talking about Harry’s warning to his wife, he added that the 41-year-old man told his wife that they should “put their pride aside”.
“As well as following every instruction from Charles and his minions and proving that they can be trusted. They really have no choice at this point.”
The family’s visit to Britain earlier this month was Meghan’s first trip there since September 2022.
Archie and Lilibet have not traveled to their father’s hometown since June 2022; The visit was made by the late Queen Elizabeth II. It was held to celebrate Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee. The young royal was just three and one when they last visited, and the trip coincided with Lilibet’s first birthday.
This past visit was also the first time the King was able to meet his youngest grandson in person.
