Former royal butler Grant Harrold has suggested that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are considering spending more time in Britain, potentially indicating a shift in their living arrangements. According to Harrold, the couple is reportedly searching for a home in the UK, following reports that Harry is seeking a permanent residence after leaving Frogmore Cottage.

In an interview with a media outlet, Harrold speculated that this move could signify a reconciliation in the works between the Sussexes and the royal family. He expressed his belief that if Harry purchases a property in the UK, he and Meghan might split their time between there and their current residence in the United States, as originally planned.

Harrold remarked, “If Harry does buy a place in the U.K., he and Meghan will live here for part of the year and part of the year in the States, that was the original idea.” This suggests a potential return to a more balanced transatlantic lifestyle for the couple, allowing them to maintain ties with both the UK and the US.

Despite this potential move, Harrold indicated that he does not foresee Meghan Markle wanting to reside permanently in the UK, suggesting that their initial move to the United States was motivated by a desire for a different lifestyle. He acknowledged that while Harry and Meghan may spend significant periods in Britain, a complete relocation may not be on the cards.

Harrold’s remarks paint a picture of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry contemplating a more regular presence in the UK, possibly through the acquisition of a new home. This development, if realized, could signal a step towards reconciliation with the royal family while maintaining their established ties and lifestyle in the United States.