Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is reportedly working to mend broken relationships with the royal family and is thinking about moving back to the UK with her husband, Prince Harry, and their children Archie and Lilibet.

Following an enthusiastic reception from the general population during a walkabout at Queen's tributes, Meghan Markle is prepared to return to Britain. Additionally, the former 'Suits' actress is gradually mending her fractured bond with senior royals.

Meghan Markle Might Skip Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral

Meghan Markle was ready and willing to interact with the public, according to royal analyst Neil Sean. She was scared of how the public may judge her, especially in the UK, but all of her worries suddenly vanished.

Sean added that Meghan Markle now feels vindicated because the British public likes her in a video posted to his YouTube account. Prince Harry is concerned that, given rumors of escalating discord between Meghan Markle and the royal family, he may have to attend Queen Elizabeth II's burial alone, as he did for Prince Philip.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have attracted attention ever since they arrived in the UK on September 5-both positive and unfavorable, and much more so since they participated in memorial services for Her Majesty. After Wednesday's mourning service honoring the former Queen, several people were against even shaking hands.

Following her and Prince Harry's participation in a walkabout with Prince William and Kate Middleton on Saturday, September 10, in front of Windsor Castle, accusations of racism against the former 'Suits' actor also arose. To say the least, the couple's attendance at official royal engagements has received negative attention.

The 41-year-old was reportedly prohibited by King Charles III from going to see Her Majesty on September 8 while she lay dying. It is claimed that he told his son over the phone that having her at Balmoral Castle would not be proper. According to the early reports, the Sussex couple will reportedly go to Balmoral together. The Duke of Sussex finally visited the estate two hours after Buckingham Palace announced the Queen's passing as a result of the back and forth.

Now, it's thought that Meghan Markle might find all of this to be too much for her to take and opt to leave her husband in the UK. According to reports, the Duke of Sussex is concerned that his wife would completely miss Queen Elizabeth II's funeral and fly back to California to be with their children Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1.

Fox News reported that Meghan Markle "thinks that she should travel back to the US ahead of the burial and leave Harry with his family to attend it and that given the reception that she has gotten, Prince Harry is scared of being left alone with a family that was once so close.

There is no word on whether Meghan Markle will return to California, but Prince Harry feels insecure and alone without her. Meghan Markle, meanwhile, is of two thoughts. If she departs, she is viewed as showing no respect at all for the monarchy - a no-win position. The funeral for Queen Elizabeth II will occur on September 19, as per The News.

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Meghan Markle Spotted Off-Camera

On Wednesday, while the Royal Family paid respect to the late Queen at Westminster Hall, it was observed that Meghan Markle and three senior royal women were exhibiting awkward and tense body language.

Meghan's awkward interactions with Kate, the Princess of Wales, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and Queen Consort Camilla were noted by Rebecca English, the Royal Editor of the Daily Mail. Even if they were unaware of the royal family rift, she said, everyone might sense that something is somewhat odd here.

The body language was intriguing to witness for five to ten minutes, according to English, who also noted that Meghan Markle's posture as she faced the coffin was self-consciously awkward.

Sophie Wessex, who is known as a peace-maker in the family," broke the ice with Meghan, according to Ms. English, and "introduced her into the fold. While her spouse Prince Harry lowered his head, the Duchess handled herself with amazing respect," according to English, as she knelt before the Queen's coffin, according to Express.

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