Meghan Markle 'Feeling Unsafe' Ahead of UK Visit
Reports suggest that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have adjusted their plans regarding their upcoming visit to the UK, particularly concerning the safety of their family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were initially scheduled to return to the UK for an Invictus Games event in May. However, recent developments indicate a change in their intentions.
According to sources, Meghan is reportedly experiencing discomfort about bringing her family to London due to safety concerns. It's been disclosed that Meghan feels increasingly unsafe, prompting her to reconsider their trip.
The source explained, "It's now got to the point where Meghan doesn't want to come to the UK with the children. She just doesn't feel safe."
The publication of the exact date and time of the Invictus event by St. Paul’s Cathedral's official website has exacerbated these security worries for the Sussexes.
Despite Prince Harry's desire for regular family visits to the UK to foster familial connections, current circumstances are making it challenging to proceed with their plans.
The source further revealed, "Harry and Meghan are planning a fifth birthday party for Archie at their Montecito home on May 6 and were then going to fly over to the UK on a private jet the following day."
Originally, their visit would have included attending the Anniversary Service and spending additional time in the UK to facilitate interactions between their children and members of the Royal Family.
The couple's decision reflects their prioritization of safety and well-being amidst heightened security concerns.
