Prince Harry Doesn’t Want To Be Reminded Of Chaotic Past, Dodges Royal Family’s Calls

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle quit the royal family last month, and they couldn’t be happier to live normal lives in Canada.

According to Us Weekly, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been living in a bubble since their bombshell exit, and they don’t want any reminders of the past. Prince Harry and Markle want to distance themselves from the royal family as much as possible that’s why they’re still thinking about snubbing Queen Elizabeth’s invite.

“Harry’s pretty much cut himself off. They’re finally living their life on their own terms and that’s given them a whole new purpose and sense of liberation,” a source said.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are also happy to have escaped the chaos back home, and they are genuinely happy in Canada.

“They’re really enjoying Canada. It’s a completely different world from what they’re used to in London. Right now, they are all about getting Archie settled and adapting to a new life in North America,” the source said.

However, the source’s claims didn’t coincide with the statement released by Prince Harry and Markle’s spokesperson. Today, it was announced that Prince Harry and Markle will be returning to the United Kingdom for the final engagements.

The Duke of Sussex will fly to London on Feb. 28 before his wife. Markle will follow days later to attend a solo engagement. The royal couple will also attend the Mountbatten Festival of Music, as well as the Commonwealth Day service next month.

Meanwhile, royal commentator Rowan Dean said that the Queen had the last laugh following Megxit. Dean also criticized the royal couple for thinking that they could have it all at no cost to themselves.

He also said that Prince Harry and Markle’s fundamental mistake was not understanding the institution. The Duke of Sussex, who was born as a royal, was expected to have understood the institution, but he didn’t. At the end of the day, the Queen handled Megxit very well.