After a string of legal setbacks, recent reports suggest the government is now prepared to grant Harry automatic armed protection when he and his family are in the UK.
A Door Opens — But Not Without Obstacles
There is growing hope that the Home Office’s apparent U-turn could help ease tensions between Harry and senior royals, particularly King Charles and Prince William.
However, experts caution that even with security concerns addressed, any reunion involving Meghan would remain fraught.
“It would open the door, but if you look at the polls, her ratings are absolutely terrible. She is not popular with the British public,” royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams said.
“Then there is the case that she does not appear to have any affection for Britain. That has never manifested itself.
“I cannot see Meghan coming to Britain before the Invictus Games because what would she do and why would she come?
“It is not going to be as simple as turning up and seeing King Charles,” Fitzwilliams added to GB News.