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Trump says he is glad Harry and Meghan have moved back to Britain

From Berlingske · () Danish

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  • Donald Trump said he was glad Prince Harry and Meghan had returned to Britain after six years in California.
  • Trump said he believed Harry and Meghan had shown the royal family a lack of respect and separately criticized Meghan’s behavior.
  • He also referred to his good relationship with Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles, who is undergoing cancer treatment.

Donald Trump says he is pleased that Prince Harry and his family have left the United States and moved back to Britain. Speaking in the Oval Office on Wednesday, the U.S. president said he had not been a fan of the couple.

I am glad about it. I was not a fan.

— Donald TrumpTrump said he welcomed Harry and Meghan’s move back to Britain.

Harry stepped back from official royal duties in 2020 and moved to California with Meghan and their two children. The family returned to Britain in August after six years in the U.S. state.

I thought they treated the royal family with a great lack of respect. I did not like it.

— Donald TrumpTrump explained his criticism of the couple.

Trump said he believed Harry and Meghan had treated the royal family with “a great lack of respect.” He also directed criticism specifically at Meghan, saying he disliked the way she behaved and considered her “extremely disrespectful.”

I did not like the way she behaved. I thought she was extremely disrespectful.

— Donald TrumpTrump criticized Meghan specifically.

The president contrasted those views with what he described as his “good relationship” with the late Queen Elizabeth and her successor, King Charles, who is receiving cancer treatment.

good relationship

— Donald TrumpTrump referred to his relationship with Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles.
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