Meghan Markle, 39, has been accused of “preparing” to leave the Royal Family before getting married to Prince Harry, 36, in 2018. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped back from royal duties in March 2020 and moved to LA with their son Archie Harrison. But Ms Levin has claimed Meghan did not like the UK because it was “too small for her”.
Ms Levin told Palace Confidential on MailPlus: “I don’t think Meghan will come back.
“She obviously hated it within the Royal Family and was preparing the leave even before the wedding.
“I think she wouldn’t want to come back.
“She didn’t like the UK it was too small for her.
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“She likes to talk on a global platform and I think we’re very unlikley until we see her again.
“What will be interesting is how long Harry will be allowed to be away.
“How along she will allow him to be away.”
The Sussexes are due to return to the UK to negotiate their departure from the Royal Family.
“They weren’t happy with how they were being treated but they also wanted to go and make billions and billions of dollars it would seem to create a different platform for themselves on Netflix and Spotify.
“They just wanted to create a whole new sphere in what it meant to be a royal.
“I think Harry is going to come back to the UK and try and negotiate a bit of a better deal for him and Meghan because they’ve not really got off the ground due to coronavirus.”
One of the outcomes of the summit held by the Queen at Sandringham to resolve the crisis was that there should be a 12-month review of the plans.
