Meghan Markle's Alleged Demands Before Her Big UK Return Revealed

Meghan Markle is reportedly considering a return to the UK for the 2027 Invictus Games events, but only under strict security, accommodation, and protocol conditions.

Sources say the visit depends on a review of the duchess's husband, Prince Harry's UK security arrangements.

Meanwhile, royal biographer Christopher Andersen claims Prince Harry struggles with public life in California and misses the royal structure since he and Meghan Markle's exit.

Meghan Markle May Return To The UK, But Only On Her Terms

Meghan is reportedly considering a possible trip back to the UK, her first in four years, but only under strict conditions, according to sources familiar with the discussions.

Insiders suggest the 44-year-old could join Prince Harry in Birmingham this July for events marking the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games 2027, though her attendance is far from guaranteed.

Those close to the situation claim Meghan has set out detailed expectations for any potential visit, particularly around lodging and security.

One source alleges she has requested exclusive use of multiple floors at a Hyatt hotel, along with enhanced security measures throughout her stay.

"Staff aren't allowed to look at her. She's in total control," the source told journalist, Rob Shuter's #Shuterscoop.

Another insider also claimed Meghan expects formal titles to be used at all times, with anyone engaging with her required to address her as "Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Sussex."

Transportation is another major concern, with insiders alleging she has asked for constant access to drivers, several high-end vehicles, and a police escort from the airport to her accommodation.

Sources Claim Meghan Markle Is Seeking Heavy Security For Possible UK Visit

Security at public engagements is reportedly a key issue as well for the Duchess of Sussex.

Sources say Meghan wants heavily restricted access points and elevated protection at Invictus Games-related appearances, including reinforced security barriers and a visible armed presence.

"This isn't just protection. She's asking for a fortress," one insider claimed. "Bulletproof glass at the Games, armed security everywhere she goes."

In addition, Meghan is expected to travel with a large personal team, including a private chef, stylist, hair and makeup professionals, assistants, and public relations staff.

Several hotel rooms would allegedly be reserved exclusively for her communications team to oversee scheduling and media coordination.

Ultimately, sources emphasize that the visit depends entirely on the outcome of a review into Harry's UK security arrangements, one insider said.

If the trip does happen, it would mark Meghan's first time in the UK since Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in September 2022.

Royal Biographer Says Prince Harry Feels Uneasy In California Spotlight

Meanwhile, Harry is reportedly finding life in Hollywood more challenging than Meghan, who insiders say has adapted comfortably to the spotlight.

According to royal biographer Christopher Andersen, the Duke of Sussex is "somewhat uneasy" with the constant public attention that comes with their California lifestyle.

In comments shared with Us Weekly, Andersen claimed Harry has "suffered from crippling social anxiety," and is far less at ease with public exposure than Meghan, who he says naturally thrives in that environment.

Now 41, Harry is still navigating the emotional divide between his new life in the U.S. and his past in the UK, where he remains estranged from the royal family.

The Duke Is Allegedly Worried About His Children Being Disconnected From Their 'Royal Heritage'

Andersen suggested that moments when the royals gather, such as Christmas at Sandringham, are especially difficult for Harry.

While he is said to be settled in Montecito, California, Andersen believes the prince feels a sense of loss that his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are growing up disconnected from royal traditions and heritage.

"Neither he nor his children are sharing in their royal heritage," Anderson noted.

The duke and his wife, Meghan, have largely kept their children out of the public eye, with the duchess sharing small glimpses of the young royals on her Instagram page.

Sources Claim Prince Harry Had Little Personal Freedom During His Time As A Working Royal

Not everyone agrees with author Andersen's assessment. A source told the news outlet that Harry is relieved to be away from the pressures of the British press and palace life, after he and Meghan stepped down as working royals.

"Harry is so happy living in the private world," the insider said, adding that the duke never felt fully comfortable within the rigid structure of royal duties. "He feels more like himself here."

The source explained that royal life left Harry with little personal freedom, describing an exhausting schedule that allowed little room for "a personal life."

However, Andersen offered a contrasting view, arguing that Harry once flourished within the monarchy's strict framework.

"People often forget that Harry is at his core an army officer," Andersen said, pointing to his decade-long service in the British army.

He added that values like "structure, honor, and duty" are central to military life and are largely absent from Harry's current lifestyle in Montecito.