EXCLUSIVE: Royal family feuding could come to an end in 2025, with one astrologer predicting a big but ‘brief’ and ‘awkward’ reunion could see Prince Harry and Meghan Markle return to the UK
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will reconcile with the royal family next year, a psychic has predicted.
Following five years of frosty relations, the spare and his wife will return to UK turf for a brief visit celebrating a “special cause”, astrologist Inbaal Honigman has said. At this big reunion, the royals will bury the hatchet and put their differences aside, she believes.
Speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, Inbaal said: “There’s a lovely reunion of Harry and Meghan with the royals this year. In 2025, King Charles will appear with both his sons at an important ceremony, all joined by their wives afterwards.
“This is in aid of a special cause which all three are passionate about, and they wish to present a united front and share a warming message about the importance of families.”
Despite this, Inbaal predicts that Harry and Meghan’s visit will be brief and “a little awkward”. She said: “No storm lasts forever. I can see Harry, Meghan and their kids all visiting the UK together as a family, and enjoying an important occasion together.
“This is likely to be the King and Queen’s 20 year wedding anniversary. They appear all dressed up and a little awkward in their demeanour, and the visit is short, no longer than five days, but it happens.
The seer added that the King and Queen’s 20th anniversary will be an “understated” affair that will be small, but not a family-only celebration that will take place in August, despite the couple’s actual anniversary’s April date.
Vaguely, she also predicted that a “high-profile couple” will spend many months apart. One will be busy with non-royal “jobs, promotions and commitments” abroad, while the other will spend time closer to home working on their charitable endeavors.
The seer added that a few of the working royals, in particular Eugenie and Beatrice, will take on additional duties, saying: “Attending events, opening hospitals and visiting veterans will be shared more evenly between some of the younger members of the royal family, who are ready to step up and claim some duties.
“The younger generation who are pursuing their own lives and careers, are really happy to participate wherever they can, so there will certainly be more royal faces popping up in various royal situations.”
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