While some have suggested that the royal couple may have found a solution to their potential visa issues for traveling within Europe, others believe this move could signal deeper problems in their relationship. Nathan Kay, royal editor for Express.co.uk, noted that Harry and Meghan appear to be seeking ways to remain relevant after their explosive Netflix documentary and Harry's memoir, *Spare*.
Kay indicated that one possibility is that the couple “may begin to forge a more independent life from each other.” He speculated that this new residence could serve as “Harry’s new home while Meghan spends more time in the United States.”
Recently, Harry has generated buzz with his solo appearances and engagements in New York, London, and South Africa. Meanwhile, Meghan made a statement in a striking red gown at a charity gala for the Los Angeles Children’s Hospital, which raised eyebrows regarding the current state of their marriage.
As the public and royal watchers grow weary of the couple’s ongoing “mudslinging,” Harry and Meghan have remained tight-lipped about their insights into royal matters.
Kay also mentioned that the new European home “could be a stepping stone to rebuilding royal relationships.”
This report aligns with information from Closer magazine, where a source revealed that Meghan and Harry are “worlds apart from where they were even a year ago” and have become increasingly distanced, both emotionally and physically. The insider added that “it’s no secret they’ve been living separate lives for some time now.”
As the couple navigates their separate lives across different continents, it remains to be seen how they will manage this new chapter.
