Meghan Markle and Prince Harry returned to the UK at the end of August, with the couple now living in the Cotswolds with their two children as Nigel Farage weighs in on their return
Nigel Farage has quipped that he might contemplate deporting Meghan Markle if he becomes prime minister. Meghan, 45, returned to the UK with Prince Harry, 42, at the end of August, with the couple now living in the Cotswolds with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Their homecoming arrived six years after they stepped back as working royals and moved to the US. Speaking about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the Reform UK leader branded their conduct in recent years as an “absolute disgrace”, but revealed he now feels sympathy for Harry, whom he reckons made a “bad life choice” by marrying Meghan. “The behaviour of Meghan and Harry has been an absolute disgrace.
Now they’re back in the UK living here for who knows how long, and somehow, I can’t help it, I almost now begin to feel a bit sorry for Harry because it’s the classic tale of the weak man and the strong woman,” he declared during an appearance on The Benny Show.
“Shakespeare was on this, the bible was on this! There’s nothing new in this, it’s a classic tale,” the politician chuckled. “Harry, his service in Afghanistan, his cheekiness, his loving for a party, lot’s of pretty girlfriends.. Farage continued: “He was the most popular royal for 100 years. People loved him!
And there he is now with Meghan, reports the Express. “I think he’s made a bad life choice. I can’t wish him ill because we all get things wrong from time to time. I hope he sorts it out. “
Presenter Benny Johnson then implored Farage, “as a friend”, to refrain from deporting Meghan back to the States.. “Our independence from Meghan Markle is actually wonderful,” the podcast host quipped.. Farage chuckled: “You might get her back. You might get her back if I’m in charge.
Rumours have circulated that the Sussexes might be contemplating a return to the US if their taxpayer-funded security isn’t reinstated. Although Harry recently expressed it was “great to be back on British soil”, doubts linger over whether the couple plan to remain in the UK for the long haul.
This speculation has been stoked by the fact the couple have “no plans” to offload their Montecito mansion, hinting they could head back to the US for an extended stay. This comes as a representative for the Sussexes lambasted the “extraordinarily reckless” international photographers who were seen skulking around Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet’s school.
The two men, donning backpacks, seemed to be surveying the area for several hours before departing in a white van.. A spokesperson for Harry and Meghan stated: “The decision by photographers to behave in this manner around a school is extraordinarily reckless. There is a world of difference between legitimate media activity and photographers prowling the perimeter of a school, pausing to peer into the grounds and observing children as they go about their day.
“Harry, his service in Afghanistan, his cheekiness, his loving for a party, lot’s of pretty girlfriends.. Farage added: “It is concerning enough that certain European paparazzi appear unwilling to respect the privacy of children at school. But to behave in this manner in these particular circumstances, and so soon after the incident at RAF Fairford, demonstrates an extraordinary lack of judgment.
Since Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK, the British press have been adhering to a request from the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) not to disclose the location of the children’s school or the family home.
However, this does not extend to photographers from overseas publications.