Harry and Meghan’s Future in the UK and Royal Life

Prince Harry recently gave an interview with Anderson Cooper, where he shared his thoughts on his future and that of his wife, Meghan Markle.

During the interview, Harry admitted that he does not believe that they will ever make a full-time return to the UK or royal life.

However, he also hinted that he and Meghan will never give up their official titles.

This statement has led many to believe that the royals need to take back the lease on Frogmore Cottage and ban Harry and Meghan from monarch properties.

Frogmore Cottage is still owned by Harry and Meghan, who used £2.4 million of taxpayer money to renovate it.

According to royal fans, Harry and Meghan should not be allowed on Crown property, especially so near the Wales family.

They have shown their contempt for William and Catherine, and they have no problem using photos and videos of the grounds in their money-making schemes.

Recently, Harry and Meghan have come under fire for a comment made about Nottingham Cottage, where they lived together from 2017 to 2019.

Prince Harry moved into the property from Clarence House after leaving the army.

After Harry proposed to Meghan, the couple subsequently resided together in the cottage following their engagement before they married at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle the same year.

But in April 2019, the couple moved to Frogmore Cottage before the birth of their first child, Archie.

During the second part of their Netflix docuseries, the Sussexes made a complaint about their former home.

Speaking about the time living in Nottingham Cottage, a house on the grounds of Kensington Palace in London, Meghan and Harry claimed it was not the Grand Palace that everyone thought they were living in, and that Oprah Winfrey, who they gave their explosive interview to last year, was shocked when she came over.

Harry commented, “The whole thing was really small, on a slight lean with low ceilings.

Whoever lived there before must have been really small.” Meghan, meanwhile, revealed that her husband hit his head constantly because he is such a tall guy.

She added, “It was a chapter in our lives where I don't think anyone could believe what it was actually like behind the scenes.”

However, the couple seemingly forgot that before they moved in, it was Harry's brother Prince William and wife Catherine who lived at the property with their firstborn son Prince George after his birth, before moving in October 2013 to an apartment in Kensington Palace.

Fans were quick to call out the pair for their comments.

Social media users expressed their disappointment in Harry and Meghan's comments about Nottingham Cottage.

One user, Ainkiki, said, “I imagine complaining about Nottingham Cottage is small and isn't fit for you when Prince William, who's the highest member of the royal family lives there with his wife.” Another user, Royal Obsessed, laughed and said, “Harry claims he doesn't know who lived at Nottingham Cottage before him, but they must have been short because the ceilings are so low.

Uh, wasn't that where William and Kate lived?

Yeah, super short William and Kate.” N672165415 reminded everyone, “Remember when William and Catherine lived at Nottingham Cottage with Prince George before the other people?