King Charles is reportedly planning to offer Royal Lodge, which was previously occupied by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in an attempt to reconcile with his son. The move comes after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back from their roles in the Royal Family to start a new life in California.
Royal Lodge, currently vacant following Andrew’s eviction by Charles last year, is seen as a gesture of goodwill by the King towards Harry. Sources suggest that Charles aims to convey a message of unity with this offer.
However, the decision is likely to upset Andrew, who had resided at Royal Lodge for two decades before moving to Wood Farm, a temporary residence he reportedly finds unsuitable. The property, located in Windsor Great Park, is described as costly to maintain, needing significant repairs, and carrying a history of controversies.
Despite the potential relocation to Royal Lodge, questions linger about Harry and Meghan’s future involvement in royal duties. Speculation arose last year when their children’s passport applications included royal titles, indicating a possible return to the UK. Nevertheless, concerns have been raised about the association of Harry and Meghan with a property linked to scandal due to its previous occupants.
Recent reports also suggested that the King had offered the Sussexes accommodation at Highgrove House for the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham, recognizing the city’s support for military personnel and veterans.
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