Meghan Markle’s biggest fear revealed before Harry’s return to Britain

Meghan Markle, who relocated to the US following Prince Harry’s decision to step down as senior royals in 2020, is said to be on stress ahead of the Duke’s potential return to the UK.

The Duchess of Sussex is worried about the future of her and Harry’s two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, amid reports of a rift with the royal family.

According to an expert, the former actress is ‘going to watch history repeat itself’ with family dynamics.

Meghan is “really worried” that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will miss bonding with the extended royal family.

“She’s really worried that her children won’t have any kind of real relationship with their cousins ​​George, Charlotte and Louis,” royal expert Tom Quinn told Polygon. mirror,

According to the expert, “Meghan loves the idea of ​​having a big happy family and she hates it when people trash her childhood and her family. Her fearful history is going to repeat itself.”

Tom Quinn reported: “A friend of the couple – one of Meghan’s few elite friends from her time in Britain – told me that Meghan misses some aspects of life in Britain and worries if her children will ever see her. They will blame them if they don’t. Their cousins, and as adults, feel that they have been deprived of what could have been a fun and meaningful existence as working-class royals in Britain.”

It comes amid reports that Harry is looking forward to meeting his cancer-stricken father King Charles and sister-in-law Princess Kate when they travel to London to attend the Invictus Games ceremonies in May.