Harry and Meghan Allegedly Not Staying at Frogmore Cottage

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan, have been making headlines lately for allegedly not staying at their royal residence, Frogmore Cottage.

Despite rumors suggesting that they are staying at the house they used to live in, it turns out that they are actually residing at the Soho House.

There are speculations that Meghan is afraid of losing Harry and does not want him to spend any time with his brother without her being present.

According to Neil Sean, the couple is split over whether to keep hold of their royal residence, Frogmore Cottage.

“I do kind of believe that Harry still wants one foot with his family over here in the United Kingdom,” Neil claimed.

However, it seems that Frogmore Cottage is not a comfortable place for Meghan.

Not because of the possible ghosts that could be lurking around the Windsor estate, but mainly due to the ghosts of her past life.

The royal commentator suggested that the couple's stay in Windsor was not an overwhelmingly positive experience, according to a very good source.

“She's not really filled with happy times, who can blame her?

Let's be honest.

It's not really been a great episode in her life,” he claimed.

Despite the reported rift, Harry is still keen to maintain some association with the Royals.

The battle rages on because Meghan apparently would like not to come back to Frogmore again.

In fact, a very good source claimed that she would be more than happy to stay inside a London hotel.

For now, Frogmore remains their home, but for how much longer will Harry remain with one foot in Frogmore or will it be goodbye forever?

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle's recent speech in Manchester has been mocked by the press in the UK.

The Sussexes are being called out for their hypocritical and untruthful behavior and their campaign against the royal family.

Matthew Steeples, a veteran broadcaster and author, declared that the number of people being sympathetic to them seems to be thinning out a little bit.

“Once you make yourself the story, then you yourself become the story.

What should be the story is the good works that you're doing, but in fact, what we're talking about is the family rift,” he said.

On Twitter, Jimmy Faila of Fox Across America called out the Duchess of Sussex for claiming that women are being held back on the same day they name a female prime minister in the United Kingdom.

Richard Eden of the Daily Mail referenced charity clearly at home for mother and daughter behind the one young world charity after the Sun reported that Kate Robertson and her daughter Ella Robertson McKay took home 634 thousand pounds in pay between them last year in spite of the pandemic.

Steeple Times editor Matthew Steeples expressed surprise that Chanel clad Baroness Meyer, who Eden had previously called out for her charitable antics, had not got in on the act.

In conclusion, it seems that Harry and Meghan's relationship with the Royals is still strained, and Meghan's discomfort with Frogmore Cottage may be contributing to their decision to stay elsewhere.

The press continues to scrutinize their behavior, and their campaign against the royal family has not gone unnoticed.

It remains to be seen how this saga will play out in the coming weeks and months.