Meghan and Harry's Return to England Expected to Cause Trouble

Meghan and Harry's reported plan to return to London from California this month has stirred speculation, particularly given their previous public criticisms of the royal family, including accusations of racism.

British newspapers report the couple's intention to relocate, a move that seems to contradict the notion that the ties between the couple and the royal household were irrevocably severed. The article suggests that the reasons for this potential comeback are open to interpretation. Perhaps dwindling financial backing for their media ventures or a scarcity of new content for their projects has prompted the decision.

Drawing parallels from history, the article notes that such returns often signal an intent to reclaim a share of influence or power. Shakespeare's historical plays are cited, referencing figures like Richard II and Charles Edward, who sought to regain their kingdoms upon returning. A more forceful example is Henry VII, who eventually ousted Richard III.

While Meghan and Harry may not harbor ambitions of dethroning the current monarch, their return coincides with a period of perceived weakness within the monarchy. The article posits that even a new podcast announcement could potentially destabilize the throne, especially given the current monarch's less secure position.

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I weep for joy / To stand upon my kingdom once again