Prince Harry in 'crunch time' about Trump row after 'terrible year' | Royal

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are at a pivotal moment following Donald Trump’s re-election in the US, which could contribute to what has been a “terrible year” for them. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex presented a united front in a video released Thursday, despite facing “a crossroads” in their projects.

This unity is a far cry from the harmonious image that Meghan described in a remarkable interview two years earlier. Their first joint public appearance in almost three months came amid fears that Donald Trump would deport 40-year-old Harry after he confessed to drug use in the US in his memoir ‘Spare’.

A source has commented: “This has been an annus horribilis (horrible year) for Harry. There was a huge backlash to (his autobiography) Spare that they didn’t expect – as Harry said, he thought they were going to get an apology from the Instead they were mocked on (the satirical cartoon show) South Park and had to run for cover .”

“They’ve had months of terrible press since the summer – attacks from The Hollywood Reporter and from (former Vanity Fair editor and royal author) Tina Brown on marriage, charity and what Meghan is like as a boss. No one can understand why they didn’t do anything together when this was so popular,” the newspaper reports The mirror.

Prince Harryas told in his tell-all memoir ‘Spare’, is facing a potential crisis due to his past admissions of drug use when he moved to the United States in 2020 – casting doubt on his current lavish lifestyle in Montecito, California. Newly-elected President Trump’s well-known antipathy towards the Sussexes poses a significant threat, potentially driving Harry out of his lavish £12 million abode, complete with its high-end amenities and luxurious social environment.

Despite the looming uncertainty, an internal source made this known Email online: “Harry is in California. It is his home and the place where he expects to live indefinitely – with Meghan. They are very happy in California. They are both focused on the work they do here.”

Settling into American life, Prince Harry and woman Meghan Markle seem content with their children Archie, five, and Lilibet, three, adapting to the local lifestyle, as evidenced by Archie’s school attendance – a normality underlined by a recent video of the couple wearing poppies together ahead of Remembrance Sunday at their home.

In the moving two-minute images, a somber one Prince Harry he is seen tenderly placing his hand on Meghan’s back as she affectionately calls him “my husband.” Beaming, the mother of two children explains: “My husband and I recognize that today’s reality is characterized by greater connectivity and advanced technology, which of course has many positive aspects, but which also forces us to better understand how digital violence against children occurs manifests herein. age.”