Are Harry and Meghan about to move to Florida?

0:03 Caloroga Shark Media. Hello and welcome to Palace Intrigue Game, your host, Mark Francis. It seems Prince Harry and Meghan Markel may be finding a new royal court, this time in Palm Beach. According to Radar Online, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are growing increasingly close to Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz, who have reportedly extended an open invitation for Harry and Meghan to spend their summers at the couple's lavish Florida compound. The friendship appears to be more than just beachside cocktails and casual catchups. Insiders claim Megan is eyeing Palm Beach as a potential hub for her lifestyle brand, seeking support from the area's affluent social scene.

0:54 There are tons of networking opportunities. When tipster said the fact that Nicola and her family have a mess compound on the beaches just icing on the cake, a source added, these four are thick as thieves and have been talking about all sorts of collaborations. Brooklyn and Nicola are said to be singing their praises, suggesting that budding alliance could go well beyond dinner parties. The Florida move comes as Harry and Meghan reportedly consider securing property in the Sunshine State, a shift that would position Meghan nicely to become what inside is chicily called the Queen of Palm Beach. Of course, the new friendship emerges against a backdrop of fractured ties with David and Victoria Beckham What's close with the Sussexes.

1:38 The Beckhams purportedly fell out with Harry and Meghan after the Duchess allegedly accused Victoria of leaking stories to the press last year, and now the older Beckhams are hanging around with the senior royals back home. Brooklyn and Nicola are currently on icy terms with David and Victoria, which may explain why the younger Beckhams and the Sussexes are now leaning into each other. New claims about Meghan Mikau's relationship with Prince Harry and her role in their dramatic royal exit are reigniting debate, with multiple reports alleging that the Duchess of Sussex may have carefully engineered her royal love story from the very start. According to an article cited in Mint, Lady Elizabeth Anson, a cousin to the late Queen, reportedly shared that Queen Elizabeth had reservations about Meghan, Harry has bestarted and weak about women. The Queen is said to have remarked, we hope, but don't quite think she is in love. We think she engineered it all.

2:38 The Queen also reportedly found Megan's give on she wedding dress too white for a divorcee remarrying in church, a quiet critique noted in The Daily Mail at the time. Further insight from royal commentators paints a picture of skepticism toward Megan from within the royal household. Lady Elizabeth Is said to her believe Megan didn't get along with Prince William and Princess Kate, and that many people doubted if Meghan was right for Harry. She added pointedly, Harry is neither bright nor strong, and she is both. British. Author A. N. Wilson suggested the contrast between the royal couples has only become more evident over time. He argued that Kate has served as Prince William's strength, while Meghan has reopened Harry's emotional wounds instead of encourage him to shape his own identity within the Royal family. Wilson said she has helped him turn his back on it. Wilson's commentary comes alongside claims from biographer Tom Bauer, who has long asserted that Megan played a central role in shaping Harry's controversial memoir.

3:42 Spare Bower said the book was essentially Megan's, describing her as the one who dictated this agenda. The criticisms don't stop there. In a particularly scathing take, First Post labeled Meghan an agent of destruction, accusing her of using Harry to pursue hollow would level fame and likening her aspirations to becoming the next Angeline Jolie. Her wedding guest list, reportedly heavy on celebrities and light on family, were cited as further evidence of that strategy. While Harry has always credited Megan as his logical, physical, emotional, and spiritual inspiration, critics argue she was also the driving force behind the couple's most explosive public revelations, from the Netflix docuseries to the memoir to ongoing tensions with the Royal family, it remains a deep, polarizing narrative. For supporters, Meghan helped Harry break free and speak his truth. For critics, she steered him toward division and publicity at the cost of family size.

4:41 Whether the public sees her as a modern woman challenging an outdated institution or as a calculating outsider is as ever in the eye of the beholder. As whispers of the potential royal return for Prince Harry and possibly Megan continued to swell. A new Sunday Times Paul reveals that for much of the British public, the answer to the question would we welcome them back? Is complicated. According to the Yugov survey, twenty four percent of respondents said they view Harry moving back to the UK as a good thing, but just as many twenty two percent think it would be a bad idea. The largest response indifference, forty one percent said they simply don't care. Sentiment toward Megan Michael, however, was markedly cooler. While twelve percent welcomed the idea of her return, a full forty one percent said it would be a bad thing, with older Britons feeling most strongly.

5:33 Sixty four percent of the over sixty fives opposed her return, compared to just seventeen percent of the eighteen to twenty four year olds. So what would it take for Harry to be truly welcomed back? Royal commentator Sarah Huston believes the answer lies within the family itself. It really depends on how they come back and on what turns. It would really take Charles as the King to pave the way, much like Queen Elizabeth did for Camilla, argues, King Charles could issue a statement or gesture that signals forgiveness and the public might just follow. Forgiveness, in fact, appears to be one thing the public supports. Forty four percent said Harry should reconcile with his family, but the bigger hurdle remains Prince William. According to sources cited by The Daily Beast, William will never ever forgive Harry and absolutely hates what he has seen as a betrayal. If that stance were to change, it could dramatically alter the public mood. Former Palace secretary Simon Lewis believes the goodwill isn't gone. There is still a reservoir of sympathy for Harry, but a lot needs to be resolved before a proper return can be discussed. Historian Tessa Dunlop adds a cultural dimension, comparing the saga to a romantic breakup. They dumped us and it was painful, but we loved them. If we didn't care, we'd stop talking about them. While Meghan remains a polarizing figure, especially with older generations, support among younger Britain's suggests a shift in tone may come in time. Queen Camilla, once

7:04 branded a royal outsider, herself, might even play a crucial role in helping to brok he a truce if she believes it would bring peace in her husband's later years. Still, it's worth remembering the Sussex's were booed at Queen Elizabeth the Second's Platinum jubilee. Repairing that divide won't happen overnight, but with the Invictors Games returning to the UK in twenty twenty seven, some see a golden opportunity the Invictus Games as the best of Harry Howston said, if you're going to have a big reunion, that is a pretty safe space in which to do it. What Palace in just a moment. By the way, if you are into true crime, check out the new series from your friends here at Keller Rogashark Media called Celebrity Trials, and it covers not just celebrities, but the people that go in and become celebrities after the fact. It's all the big trials going on around the country and around the world, and you can check that out daily. It's called Celebrity Trials.

8:04 Get it wherever you get your podcast for you true crime fans. Prince William maybe the future king, but it seems Princess Anne, which is he'd pull a bit more royal weight in the meantime. In a new profile ahead of her seventy fifth birthday, These Sunday Times reports that Anne is quietly irritated that she's still handling the bulk of investiture ceremonies, those formal occasions where honors are handed out, especially since William lives just down the road from Windsor Castle, where many of these events are held. She's still doing most of the investitures at Windsor, even though William lives there. It annoys her, a source close to the princess told the paper. Several sources suggest Anne would like to see William take on more of what they call the bread and butter duties like those investitures, which she continues to handle with remarkable stamina. Only three royals, King Charles, Ann and William can lead such ceremonies, and while Charles is juggling his own reduced schedule health issues and William is either on vacation or managing a tightrope of royal responsibilities in family life, it's Anne who keeps quietly shouldering the load.

9:09 True to form, Anne has reportedly opted to celebrate privately. She and her husband, Sir Timothy Lawrence, are expected to spend about ten days sailing around the Western Scottish Isles, a tradition they've upheld for years. She told us she would do things for birthdays that had zeros, but not for the fives, said an aid. One friend added, they go every May in August and have done it for years. How many couples could go out to see that often, just the two of them and still be speaking to each other. She loves it and they have it. Trying to email us, He addresses of the Palace Intrigue at gmail dot com. Please follow us a Spotify, Apple or the app of your choice and leaves a nice review if you're enjoying the show. I'm Mark Francis My thanks to John McDermott. This is Palace intrigue and good terms.