Meghan Markle, who’s making headlines for her return to the UK days after Harry’s arrivel to promote the Invictus Games, made a wise decision to stay with his husband to protect his mental health after two major setbacks in his life within a week.
The Duchess of Sussex, who was recently accused of leaving Harry alone in crisis after humiliating court defeat in phone hacking case, rejected all rumours and speculation about her relationship and returned to the arms of a loser.
“The Duchess changed her plans at the last minute to stand by Harry. In the face of fresh blows from the court and the royal family, she’s making sure he never feels alone,” a source, close to the Sussexes, claimed.
The 44-year-old actress’ move hit back at claims that she would quietly pull out at the last minute.
It emerges after a top royal commentator accused Meghan of not wanting to be around Prince Harry after his latest setbacks.
“I predicted that we might see her if he won, and we would not see her if he didn’t, because I don’t think she wants to be on the arm of a loser,” royal commentator Kinsey Schofield shared on the July 8 episode of The Royal Exclusive podcast, referring to his four-year lawsuit against a UK publication.
The Duchess’s return to the UK, even after Harry lost his security appeal, also highlights their bond — and pushes back on claims that the Duke has stood by his wife in her toughest moments, while teh duchess does not appear to afford him the same support.
Schofield claimed about Harry and Meghan, “He’s very protective of her, but she does not give him the same shield.”
2026-07-10 13:42:00
