Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has ignited reactions online as reports suggest she may return to Britain this summer for the first time in four years. Sources say the trip is contingent on security arrangements approved for her and husband Prince Harry.
According to The Daily Mail, Meghan’s visit could happen “if Harry is given security”, raising questions about taxpayer-funded protection for the couple.
The news quickly drew mixed responses from royal fans on social media. One fan commented, “Please don’t give them security. No one wants them back.” Another wrote, “King Charles can welcome them all he wants, but the British public certainly will not be fawning over them. They are both washed up and finished.”
Other reactions focused on Meghan’s financial independence, noting her earnings from her business ventures. One user said, “Why should they get taxpayer-funded security when Meghan has sold millions of jars of her spread and made at least $36 million? They can bring their own private security from the US.”
Some critics also viewed the visit as a strategic move to regain favor with the royal family. “This trip is just a ploy to use their kids to melt King Charles and get him to welcome them back into the family. Their life on the outside is failing, and they need the royal family to stay afloat and relevant,” one fan remarked.
Meghan Markle’s potential return has sparked debate over the couple’s relationship with the monarchy, their public image, and the cost of royal security, keeping the spotlight on the Sussexes ahead of the summer.