Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are unsure about returning to Britain with their children due to their concerns about police protection and state-funded security, but the British will certainly welcome them back.
However, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet’s royal welcome is uncertain due to current tensions between their father, the Duke of Sussex, and grandfather, King Charles.
It comes as the Sussexes are set to travel to Britain to mark the year-long countdown to the 2027 Invictus Games in July, which could mark a new chapter for Harry and his relationship with his family.
Harry wants his children to follow him to Britain so they can spend time with their grandfather, King Charles.
But that appears to be difficult in the current situation, with sources claiming that reconciliation efforts have stalled due to security tensions.
The Duke reportedly believes King Charles and Prince William are influencing the decision about his safety amid his legal battle.
There are also reports that the Montecito-based couple want to offer something the monarchy needs now in such a time of crisis – relevance, global reach and a connection with a different audience.
‘Harry really believes they could help stabilize things. William doesn’t see it the same way at all,’ said an insider Closer to.
The future monarch believes it would create more problems than it solves. He fears that their return will burn completely clean, as they have worked very hard to stabilize things in the midst of the crisis.
Harry and Meghan’s royal welcome could reopen old wounds.
The Birmingham event has been heralded as a moment when the Sussexes’ children could be featured more publicly. But right now those plans are on hold as the security issue shows no signs of letting up.
