In the wake of Prince Harry’s emotional plea for reconciliation being met with silence from the royal family, Meghan Markle is reportedly taking matters into her own hands to support her husband during a difficult time.
After a legal setback in his UK security case, the Duke of Sussex sat down for an interview with the BBC, where he expressed concerns over King Charles’ health and voiced a sincere wish to repair his relationship with the royal family. Despite his openness, both King Charles and Prince William have yet to respond—deepening the rift. The King’s recent omission of Harry in an Armed Forces tribute only added to the perceived rejection.
Now, Meghan is stepping in with a gesture of comfort. According to OK! Magazine, the Duchess of Sussex is planning a summer getaway to help Harry unwind and reconnect with their children. Plans include a trip to Northern California for wine tastings in Napa, a visit to the scenic Big Sur coastline, and even a potential visit to Canada.
The couple reportedly has a long-standing invitation to stay with close friends Katharine McPhee and David Foster—who Harry affectionately refers to as his “second father.” They may also head to Ontario’s cottage country, where they have access to private lakeside homes in Lake Muskoka.
Sources say Meghan’s goal is to remind Harry of the love and stability they’ve created together. With Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet by their side, the trip is intended as a chance to bond as a family, recharge, and embrace their life away from royal pressures.
At a time when Harry feels distanced from his roots, Meghan is ensuring he’s surrounded by what truly matters—love, family, and the peace of their life in America.
