Title: Harry and Meghan’s Stay at Frogmore Cottage Raises Questions

Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have allegedly decided against staying at Frogmore Cottage, contrary to popular belief.

Instead, they have chosen to reside at the Soho House.

Speculation suggests that Meghan fears losing Harry and wants to be present whenever he spends time with his brother, fearing that their bond may weaken.

The couple seems to be divided on whether to keep their royal residence, Frogmore Cottage, as Neil Sean, a reliable source, claims that Harry still desires a connection with his family in the United Kingdom.

However, it appears that Frogmore holds some negative associations for Meghan, although this is purely speculative.

It may not be due to the possibility of ghosts haunting the Windsor estate, but rather the ghosts of her past life.

A royal commentator suggests that their time in Windsor, near Prince William and Kate Middleton's recent relocation, was not particularly positive for Meghan.

According to a credible source, her experiences there have not been filled with happiness, which is understandable considering the challenges she has faced.

Despite the reported rift, Neil Sean asserts that Harry remains interested in maintaining some ties with the royal family.

The battle between the couple continues, as Meghan reportedly prefers not to return to Frogmore.

In fact, a reliable source claims that she would be content staying in a London hotel for the time being.

Although Frogmore remains their official residence, the question arises: how much longer will they stay there?

Will Harry choose to maintain a connection to Frogmore, or will he bid farewell forever?

In the meantime, Meghan Markle's recent speech in Manchester has faced mockery.

Finally, the UK press is calling out the Sussexes for their hypocritical and untruthful behavior, as well as their campaign against the royal family.

Matthew Steeples, a respected commentator, expresses his opinion on the matter.

While the Duchess of Sussex is being criticized for her self-centered speech, her PR representative, Omid Scobie, continues to launch attacks against Harry's family.

As the new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, visits Balmoral to meet the Queen, it remains uncertain whether Harry and Meghan, currently in Europe, will bother to pay a visit as well, given the public's apparent lack of desire for their presence.

Regarding public opinion, there seems to be a decline in sympathy for the Sussexes compared to their initial reception.

Once you become the story, rather than focusing on the good works you are doing, the narrative shifts to the family rift.

On Twitter, Jimmy Faila of Fox across America criticizes the Duchess of Sussex and highlights her actions in the United Kingdom.

Richard Eden of the Daily Mail references the charity work of a mother and daughter duo behind the One Young World Charity, while The Sun reports on the significant earnings of Kate Robertson and her daughter Ella Robertson-McKay during the pandemic.

Matthew Steeples, editor of Steeple Times, expresses surprise that Baroness Meyer, previously called out for her charitable actions, has not joined the conversation.

In conclusion, Harry and Meghan's decision to stay away from Frogmore Cottage has raised eyebrows and fueled speculation.

While Meghan's concerns about losing Harry may be understandable, their time in Windsor seems to have been less than positive.

Despite the reported rift, Harry still desires a connection with his family.

The question remains: how long will they remain at Frogmore?

Meanwhile, criticism mounts against Meghan's recent speech in Manchester, and public sympathy for the Sussexes appears to be waning.