Meghan Markle Enjoys Alone Time as Prince Harry Takes Time Away from Home

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage has been the subject of many rumors since they tied the knot in May 2018.

Recently, Life and Style magazine claimed that the couple is no longer joined at the hip as they used to be.

According to the tabloid, Meghan Markle likes her alone time, and Prince Harry has been spending more time away from home.

Sources say that quarantine almost did the couple in after constant fights about Harry's friends and Markle's spending habits.

But even more stressful for the couple is the matter of their royal relatives.

She and Harry continue to get into massive disagreements about his family.

However, despite their differences, the one area the Sussexes are always in agreement on is their children.

The insider remarks that their children come first, and if nothing else, they're trying to stay strong for them.

Sources say Markle hasn't been attending events with her husband because she doesn't want to face the public until all is well in their marriage.

Life and Style's cover story reports that Harry has gone from being holed up in Montecito with Meghan to suddenly doing his own thing.

He isn't home much anymore and sometimes vanishes for days.

But that's no bother for Markle.

She's a very independent woman, so she likes him being out of the house, to be honest, the tips to whispers.

They both need space.

The magazine claims Harry and Markle are constantly fighting over a number of inconsequential matters.

And finally, the magazine alleges Markle is planning to stay in hiding until she and Harry work on their issues.

In other news, a new book by biographer Tom Bower claims that Prince Harry's friends called him “effing nuts” for dating Meghan Markle after she told them off over their jokes.

Harry invited Meghan to join a weekend shoot at Sandringham soon after their relationship became public.

The Duke of Sussex had invited 16 friends who were mostly pals from Eton.

Mr. Bower said Harry was looking forward to endless banter, jokes, and a lot of drinking like other shooting weekends.

But in an extract of his new book in The Times, the biographer said the royal had not anticipated Meghan's reaction.

Writing in Revenge, Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors, Mr. Bower said their jokes involving sexism, feminism, and transgender people ricocheted around the living rooms and dining rooms.

Without hesitation, Meghan challenged every guest whose conversation contravened her values.

According to some of Harry's friends, again and again she reprimanded them about the slightest inappropriate nuance.

Nobody was exempt.

Harry's world would not be her world.

Beyond Harry's hearing, some friends questioned Meghan's walkery.

Meghan was a dampener on the party, they concluded.

She lacked any sense of humor.

Following a whirlwind romance, the couple announced their engagement in November 2017 before tying the knot in May 2018.

Mr. Bower's claims come after previous reports of tensions between Harry's friends and Meghan.

According to royal author Omid Scobie, a number of his old friends, including his eat and chum Tom Inskip, didn't make the cut for his and Meghan's evening wedding reception.

Many of Harry's old friends said that the evening guest list was the prince and his bride's way of saying these are the people we want in our lives moving forward.

The Sussexes are now living in California after quitting royal duties in March 2020.

In conclusion, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage has been the subject of much speculation, but one thing is clear: the couple needs space.

While they may have their differences, they both agree that their children come first.

Meghan Markle likes her alone time, and Prince Harry has been spending more time away from home.

The couple is reportedly working on their issues, and only time will tell if they can overcome their differences and stay together.