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Trump Expresses Relief Over Harry and Meghan's Departure from the US
Donald Trump has expressed his happiness regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the UK after their six-year stay in the United States.
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Former President Donald Trump commented on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent return to the UK, stating he was 'happy' about their departure from the United States. Trump made these remarks during a press briefing on Wednesday, where he described himself as 'not a fan' of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
According to multiple reports, including those from The Independent and Vanguard, Trump characterized their treatment of the British royal family as respectful. He indicated that if he were part of the royal family, he would not have accepted them back.
Trump's comments come after Harry and Meghan left California, where they had resided for six years, and returned to the UK at the end of August. The couple initially stepped back from their official royal duties in 2020 prior to their move to the US, attracting media attention while living in Los Angeles.
His sentiments were echoed by several other media outlets, including NDTV and The Guardian, all reporting on Trump's remarks about their departure, as well as his tumultuous relationship with the couple throughout their time in America.
The expressed happiness from Trump aligns with his previous criticisms of Harry and Meghan, whom he accused of treating the royal family with disrespect, according to reports from HLN and 20 Minutes. This statement marks a significant moment, given the couple's strained relationship with the British press and royal hierarchy during their time in the US.
Britain's royal family has not issued an official response to Trump's comments, as they continue to navigate their own dynamics following Harry and Meghan's departure. Their relocation marks a new chapter in their lives after a period filled with public scrutiny and significant personal decisions.