Prince Harry, bored and frustrated with marriage to Meghan Markle: ‘Now he regrets it’

Prince Harry, bored and frustrated with marriage to Meghan Markle: ‘Now he regrets it’

Harry wants Meghan to focus on him more

Prince Harry is said to be struggling with growing frustrations in his marriage to Meghan Markle, as speculation surrounding their potential split continues to dominate headlines.

According to RadarOnline, sources suggest the Duke of Sussex feels sidelined while Meghan focuses on her professional endeavors, including her upcoming Netflix series With Love, Meghan and a new podcast venture.

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Despite their public efforts to project unity, insiders claim Harry is increasingly troubled by the rumors and is desperate for Meghan to prioritize their relationship.

An insider reported that Harry is deeply affected by the constant speculation about the state of his marriage. While he initially supported the idea of Meghan pursuing independent projects, he now feels the distance growing between them.

“Harry is way more dependent on Meghan than people might think, and he needs to know she’s on his side and standing by him,” a source revealed.

“He may have agreed to split their focus to get more done, but now he’s regretting it. It’s not just that he misses having Meghan with him when he travels, it’s also the constant narrative that they’re breaking up. He tries to laugh it off, but it gets on his nerves and wears him down.”

One major point of contention reportedly arose when rumors surfaced that Meghan had been in discussions with publishers about a potential book detailing her life after a supposed divorce. Although Markle and her representatives denied these claims, the mere mention of such a project left Harry unsettled.

“This whole divorce book situation sent him into a spiral,” the insider explained. “He was furious that people were given more ammunition for gossip about their marriage. That it even had to be addressed was mortifying.”

As a result, Harry is now eager for Meghan to accompany him to public engagements, including the upcoming Invictus Games event in Canada, in an attempt to put on a united front. However, Meghan’s packed schedule has reportedly made it difficult for her to prioritize his concerns.

“Meghan has a lot on her plate and she doesn’t have time to babysit Harry, but she will give in to keep him happy. He’s always been the more sensitive one and needs constant reassurance from her,” the source added.

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While Harry has publicly praised his new life in Montecito, royal author Tom Quinn claims the Duke is struggling with feelings of boredom and restlessness. In his forthcoming book Yes Ma’am, Quinn suggests that Harry may not have found the fulfillment he was seeking when he left his royal duties behind.

“He just doesn’t have anything to do: from childhood he has been trained to be a royal, attending charitable events and meeting the public, and he has thrown all that away,” Quinn stated.

“Friends say he’s made a decent stab at helping around the Montecito mansion, walking the dog, and looking after the children.

“But the truth is he is bored. He can’t leave the mansion without a security detail, and the couple’s neighbors – many of whom are far more famous than the royal couple – take little notice when they spot Harry out and about,” Quinn wrote.

Despite these claims, Harry has insisted he has no regrets about relocating to the United States.

At a public event in December, he stated, “I very much enjoy living here and bringing my kids up here,” adding that his new life was something his late mother, Princess Diana, would have wanted for him.

Still, Harry remains connected to Britain, particularly as he continues his legal battle with the Home Office over security concerns. The Duke has argued that without official police protection, he does not feel safe bringing Meghan and their children-Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3-back to his home country.

His legal case, which has seen multiple setbacks, is set for an appeal hearing in April. As Harry wrestles with personal and legal challenges, the question remains: Can he and Meghan bridge the growing distance between them, or will the rumors of a crumbling marriage eventually prove true?