The Sussexes are planning their homecoming, and announced in the thick of the Firm’s summer vacation in Balmoral. But with the date inching near with each passing day, Kinsey Schofield, host of YouTube’s Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered has decided to come forward.
Her admission has been shared alongside Fox News Digital and features some heavy admissions straight from sources close to the Wales.
Reportedly, her sources have been getting chatty regarding what the heir and his wife think of Harry and Meghan’s return.
“My sources have described genuine concern within the Wales camp,” Ms Schofield began by saying. “I don’t think Prince William and Princess Catherine are sitting at Balmoral panicking about Harry and Meghan returning, but they are understandably apprehensive about what their return could bring. The last several years have taught them that private family tensions have a habit of becoming very public.”
According to the expert, “the concern isn’t simply that Harry and Meghan will be geographically closer. It’s the unpredictability that comes with the Sussexes. There have been interviews, books, documentaries and very personal allegations about members of the royal family.”
But that’s not even the worst of it, because in her own words she fortells a bigger issue. One where she’s heard saying, “… My sources tell me the Wales camp has not forgotten the hostility directed at them after some of Harry and Meghan’s previous public accusations. My sources tell me that Catherine does not want to revisit that chapter of her life. She has endured very personal allegations, an enormous amount of public scrutiny and a difficult few years. My understanding has always been that her priority is Prince William, their children and the future.”
Before concluding Ms Schofield also said, “Meghan returning to Britain doesn’t mean Catherine suddenly has an obligation to reopen a relationship that has caused considerable hurt. Catherine can wish Harry and Meghan well without wanting them back inside her private life. … The idea of resurrecting the ‘Fab Four’ is fantasy. Too much has happened, and too much has been lost.”
