Prince Harry is set to return to the UK, but without Meghan Markle, an expert reveals.
The Duke of Sussex, who has reportedly been feeling homesick while spending his life in the United States with the Duchess and their children, will return to his homeland within a decade.
In The Sun's Royal Exclusive programme, historian and biographer Hugo Vickers tells The Sun's royal editor Matt Wilkinson.
Hugo said: “I think he will come home. If he comes home, it will be very nice for him, because he won’t be very keen to come back, I think he is quite angry.”
Matt then asked, “Do you think he will come home alone?”
The royal expert said: “Yes, I do.”
“The King, as I mentioned before, has left the door open for me to do so.
“And before he was doing such a great job… he looked so happy.
“You are usually happy when you do your duty, do it for other people and contribute things to life.
“I personally think it is [Harry] Petrified of losing her [Meghan] and he seems a little petrified of her, to be honest,” he said.
“It’s a bit complicated to say. It’s a horrible syndrome that you get into.”
Matt continued: “We were told last year that he [Harry] I was feeling a little nostalgic.
“And it worries me, when they were here, they were apparently full of ideas, they would wake up at 5 in the morning and come up with all these ideas,” Hugo said.
“I'm disappointed that they have gone to the United States after turning against the Royal Family with all their shows,” he said.
