Meghan Refuses to Accompany Prince Harry on UK Visit, Leaving Him Alone

Prince Harry is set to return to Britain this week to visit his estranged family and attend the WellChild Awards before heading to Germany for the Undefeated Games.

However, his wife Meghan Markle has reportedly made it clear that she will not be joining him on this trip.

The 38-year-old father-of-two is crossing the Atlantic to reconnect with his relatives and deliver a speech at the annual awards ceremony, followed by his participation in the sporting event.

Unfortunately, Meghan, 42, seems to be avoiding the British shores, particularly after her disappointing experience during her birthday celebrations.

According to a source, Meghan is determined to stay away from the UK and wants nothing to do with the royal family.

She perceives any involvement with them as a surrender to the pressures of British society.

The source further revealed, “She doesn't want to hear about it, and last month's birthday snub was the final straw.”

In August, when the former Suits star turned 42, the royal family's silence caught attention, leading some to speculate that it was a deliberate act.

The source added that Harry has been urging Meghan to extend an olive branch and initiate peace talks, but she believes she has already done so, leaving him alone in his efforts.

Although Meghan will travel with Harry, it will only be after he has completed his visit to the UK and mainland Europe.

This visit comes amidst ongoing rumors about the state of the Sussexes' marriage.

The controversy surrounding Harry's memoir, Stand By, and its explosive accusations against Prince Charles and Prince William has added fuel to the fire.

Additionally, Harry's recent solo appearance at a coronation and reports of the couple's multimillion-dollar deal with Spotify coming to an end have raised questions about Meghan's absence during her husband's overseas trip.

However, according to the Daily Telegraph, Meghan's decision to stay behind is purely based on her priorities as a mother.

She wants to focus on their two children, four-year-old Archie and two-year-old Lilybeth, who will not be accompanying their parents on this journey.

Furthermore, a source close to the couple assured that rumors of a troubled marriage are unfounded, stating, “They are doing well.

They are in a great place and as normal as ever.”

To support this claim, pictures of Meghan, her mother Doria Ragland, and Prince Harry attending Beyoncé's Renaissance tour at Sophia Stadium in Inglewood, California have recently gone viral on social media.

As the news of Meghan's absence continues to circulate, fans on Twitter shared their excitement about the couple's outing at the concert.

The Mirror has reached out to Meghan and Harry's representatives for comment, but no response has been received yet.