Will Meghan Markle and Prince Harry snub Queen at Megxit review? Frogmore handover to Princess Eugenie sparks rumors
It seems like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not be returning to the UK for next year's Megxit review with the Queen, according to their fans. The fans have made predictions based on one very important clue. The couple has decided to allow Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank to move into their former British property, while they continue to reside in the US, Express reports. Frogmore Cottage had been the base of Harry and Meghan after their wedding, and after they paid off taxpayer funds they used to revamp and renovate the property. The move comes at an ideal time for them, as Princess Eugenie is expecting her first child in early 2021. The two couples have reportedly been close friends since Meghan first started dating Harry four years ago.
In fact, as per palace insiders, they are being termed as the new “Fab Four” — previously used to describe the Sussexes and William and Kate. Many social media users have said that the pair could very well snub their one-year Megxit review which is expected to take place in March 2021, almost a year after the couple chose to quit being senior members of the royal family.
One such user shared, "Thank god. This means these two have no intention of moving back." Another added, "Hope Princess Eugenie and her husband are very happy there. Doubt Harry and his wife will be planning on living there."
"Give it to Eugenie. She’s more deserving than Harry and Meghan. Let the others buy their own house Harry needs to return all things belonging to the England including Frogmore and money," commented another user.
Thank god. This means these two have no intention of moving back.
— President Elect Duchess of Woke (@LampoonRoyal) November 22, 2020
Hope Princess Eugenie and her husband are very happy there. 🙏
— Tilly500 (@Tilly5001) November 21, 2020
Doubt Harry and his wife will be planning on living there.
Give it to Eugeunie. She’s more deserving that the Harry and Meghan. Let the others buy their own house Harry needs to return all things belonging to the England including Frogmore and money
— Frances (@graceomalley122) November 22, 2020
"Why am I so damn happy that Harry and Meghan are letting Eugenie and her husband stay at Frogmore? It means, what we been knew, they ain't going back. And they are saying F*ck that one year review.!!" commented yet another. Another user chimed in, "They've 'allowed' her to stay? Isn't that really big of Meghan to do that. Clearly she doesn't intend to return."
Why am I so damn happy that Harry and Meghan are letting Eugenie and her husband stay at Frogmore? It means, what we been knew, they ain't going back. And they are saying Fuck that one year review.!! pic.twitter.com/yftOJ8GeWG
— Vash (@VeeFraz) November 21, 2020
They've 'allowed' her to stay? Isn't that really big of Meghan to do that. Clearly she doesn't intend to return.
— Graham123 (@gpseager) November 21, 2020
We had earlier reported that a Buckingham Palace spokesman said, “Frogmore Cottage is the private residence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and as such any arrangements are a matter for them."
The Sussexes currently reside in a $14.6 million (£11 million) mansion in Montecito, California — a hillside millionaires' enclave between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. They were gifted Frogmore by the Queen in April 2018 a month before their wedding.
A source spoke to The Sun and said, "Senior royals were initially blindsided by the idea for Harry and Meg to let Eugenie and Jack move in. Obviously the Queen was told after the couples had spoken about the plan."
"But it is very much a deal done between Harry, Meghan, Eugenie and Jack. There is a close bond between them," the source added. However, royal watchers have backed Princess Eugenie up and claimed that she would never make plane behind the Queen's back.