How Harry-Meghan’s return to UK is more of a ‘trap’ for King Charles & NOT a reunion

British Royal Expert is speculating Prince Harry has a motive behind his UK visit. He is setting a trap for King Charles by bringing Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to the UK along with Meghan Markle. Both Harry and Meghan are being offered royal accommodation and there are chances that King Charles could be reunited with the prince and princess according to EXPRESS report.

Is the Meghan Markle the mastermind behind Harry’s decisions?

 But we all know how Harry and Meghan operates. Firstpost had done a story in the past on Meghan Markle being the ‘mastermind’ behind Harry’s decisions. In fact, experts were of the opinion that Meghan Markle is the true writer of Harry’s controversial memoir Spare.

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If not, fully the content is majorly curated with the help of Meghan. The ‘proof’ of his claim comes from Prince Harry’s acknowledgment to his ‘beloved wife’ in Spare. It talks of Meghan Markle being Prince Harry’s “logical, physical, emotional and spiritual” inspiration. Royal biographer Tom Bower suggested that the Duchess of Sussex is the driving force behind the controversial memoir, titled Spare.

Meghan Markle has often been cited as Prince Harry’s role model. Tom Bower added, “His book is really Meghan’s. Meghan is the person who has dictated this agenda.”

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Could Harry’s move be a backfire?

But this move by Harry has been called low tactics and could be a huge backfire. According to EXPRESS report, "I don’t think this will be a reunion. It’s more of a trap. It’s a challenge. They are saying: 'Try and ignore us when we are here with the kids'. If they don’t meet up [with Harry and Meghan], then they can say: 'We came to you and we were ignored'.”

The same source claimed Harry and Meghan are bringing their children along to force the Palace's hand, "so they have to give him security or else they are endangering the children".

They added: "This is a huge new low as a tactic – and it is going to backfire."

(With inputs from agencies)