Prince Harry and Meghan's Tensions With UK Media Flaring Again
Summary
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to the U.K., but tensions with the British media and the royal family continue. A recent newspaper story wrongly said Harry and King Charles III had not spoken since Harry’s return, while the palace sent a letter confirming the couple’s status as non-working royals without giving them much notice.Key Facts
- Prince Harry says the British media caused many problems that led him and Meghan to leave royal life.
- After returning to the U.K., Harry and Meghan corrected an inaccurate report by the Daily Mail about meeting celebrity friends.
- The Daily Mirror published a front-page story claiming Harry and King Charles III had not spoken since Harry’s return.
- Newsweek reported that Harry and Charles did talk during Harry’s first week back.
- Harry and Meghan are non-working royals and their HRH (His/Her Royal Highness) titles are not currently used.
- The palace sent a letter confirming their non-working royal status to government and royal representatives shortly before sharing it with the media.
- Harry and Meghan’s team wanted a phrase changed in the letter from “private citizens” to “public figures,” but the change was not made.
- Tensions remain between Harry, Meghan, the British media, and the royal family as they adjust to life back in the U.K.
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