Meghan and Harry Return to the UK for Queen’s Funeral: Royal Fans Warn Against Making it About Themselves

In a surprising turn of events, Meghan and Prince Harry made an unexpected return to the UK on Sunday morning.

They joined Prince William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales, on the Long Walk to pay tribute to their late great-grandmother, the Queen.

However, it seems that Meghan was more interested in catching a glimpse of William than paying attention to the sea of floral tributes.

While William and Catherine exuded confidence and elegance, Harry appeared fidgety and uncomfortable, fussing with his pockets and recording equipment.

Royal fans couldn't help but notice Meghan's recording equipment, speculating that she might be gathering evidence of the criticism she receives to fuel her next interview, book, or broadcast.

Just two weeks ago, Meghan graced the cover of New York's The Cup magazine, donning various chic designer outfits, ready to challenge the royal hierarchy once again.

In an interview with journalist Alison P. Davis, Meghan boldly stated, “Just by existing, we were upsetting the dynamic of the hierarchy.

So we go.

Okay, fine.

Let's get out of here.”

She even hinted at the possibility of revealing more information, saying, “I could say anything.

I have a lot to say, until I don't.”

Instead of enjoying their usual weekend activities like making oat milk or updating their dream journals, Harry and Meghan find themselves back in the midst of the royal family.

They have been forced to face the very people they have publicly criticized.

Meghan has postponed the next episode of her podcast, Archetypes, and canceled her scheduled appearance at the UN General Assembly in Manhattan with Prince Harry.

As the UK mourns, the couple remains in the country.

Although Meghan had agreed to appear on NBC's The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on September 20th, these plans have been abandoned due to funeral preparations.

Additionally, her next podcast episode, originally set to be released on Spotify on Tuesday, will be delayed.

These changes have disappointed fans who were looking forward to hearing Meghan's thoughts and insights.

Furthermore, Meghan and Harry have faced backlash from royal fans over rumors that they might turn the Queen's funeral into a spectacle.

There are reports suggesting that they are considering flying their children, Archie and Lilibet, from California to the UK for the funeral.

The children have been under the care of Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, during their parents' absence.

The couple is also contemplating bringing Miss Ragland to London for the state funeral.

However, social media users have warned against making the event about themselves or using it as an opportunity to promote their personal brands.

One concerned fan, Truthseeker, expressed their disapproval, stating, “Don't you dare turn the Queen's funeral into the Harry and Meghan show.

The Queen wasn't important enough for you to visit Balmoral when she invited you.”

As the world waits to see how events unfold, it remains to be seen whether Meghan and Harry will prioritize paying their respects to the Queen or allow themselves to become the center of attention once again.