Can you believe that it’s been a month since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle landed in the UK with their kids to begin the next phase of their lives?
Yes, a month is not that much, but in Harry and Meghan’s world, a lot can happen, and a lot did indeed happen.
Here’s everything we know about the new documentary centered around the Sussexes, and how it plans to cover the chaos of their return.
Key Takeaways
- The Sussexes’ UK return gets a documentary
- Royal experts examine the surprise move
- Harry and Meghan reportedly aren’t involved
- Palace tensions and reconciliation take center stage
- Their long-term UK plans remain uncertain
Sussex UK Return Goes On Camera
Harry and Meghan has found themselves the focus of a new documentary in the Impact x Nightline series.
The one-off documentary, titled ‘Harry & Meghan: The Return of the Prince,’ will serve as the season 5 premiere of the series.
The special episode reportedly seeks to understand the reason behind the couple’s unexpected return to the UK, six years after they originally fled the country.
At the moment, not much is known about their plans, like how long they plan to remain, or if they plan on taking up British projects while they remain.
We do know that one of the reasons behind the return has to do with Harry’s desire for his kids to experience the beautiful British tradition he grew up with, and of course, to be able to enjoy some cousin bonding.
Per the synopsis, the documentary answers this question: “Will the tension within Palace walls give way to a royal reconciliation, or will the divide between the rival courts only grow wider?”
It is believed that the Sussexes are not directly involved in the project, which instead features expert commentary from Robert Jobson, Victoria Murphy and Omid Scobie, among others.
Together, these experts sought to shed light on the current impact of the Sussexes’ return, and how it might continue to look like in the future.
Will the Sussexes settle into a normal life in the UK? Will they finally get the chance to cozy up to the Waleses? Will Christmas this year include an invite to Sandringham?
Royal Reconciliation Still Looks Complicated
Following its September 24 premiere, fans can watch the ABC News special on Disney+ and Hulu.
Well, if the last few weeks are anything to go by, then reconciliation probably won’t be as easy as all that. The Sussexes may have stopped their public criticisms of the Royal Family, but that doesn’t mean that they’re ready to simmer down and toe the line. Remember the uproar over Buckingham Palace choosing to label them as “private citizens”?
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