Prince Harry and Meghan Markle marked their first major triumph in the UK during their highly-anticipated joint visit to Nottingham last week.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex – who moved back to Britain in August this year, six years after their shocking exit, have officially returned to public facing engagements with their Royal-style trip to Nottingham.
During their visit, the couple surprisingly received an overwhelming response from the crowd gathered outside the Community Recording Studio (CRS) located in the St Ann's area, which was their first stop of the day.
The videos and photos from their pseudo tour featured the couple beaming with pride as they were shown immense support.
However, their first public outing sparked chaos behind the palace walls as senior Royals like Prince William and Kate Middleton strongly reacted to their Nottingham visit, which coincided with King Charles and Queen Camilla’s major Royal engagement.
Now, just days after stealing his father and stepmom’s spotlight by gatecrashing their attendance at the opening ceremony of the Welsh Parliament, Harry’s emotional interview with GQ came on the same day, senior Royals joined forces to welcome the Sultan of Oman, Haitham Bin Tariq at Windsor Castle.
In his conversation with the aforementioned outlet, The Duke of Sussex admitted that he wants to reconcile with his family, including his elder brother, who is not ready to speak to him without an official public apology from Harry and his wife.
Buckingham Palace has now reportedly taken a thoughtful yet powerful decision to stop Harry and Meghan from reclaiming their Royal spotlight with future public stunts.
“The monarchy thinks in decades, not news cycles,” a source told Rob Shuter.
They continued, “Harry wants a fight. He wants the palace to react. But silence is their greatest weapon. They know it drives him crazy.”
“Harry has thrown tantrums his entire life. The only difference is that now the whole world gets to watch,” added the insider.
The source further claimed, “The family has endured him decades. All that therapy hasn’t changed him.”
