US President Donald Trump has delivered a blunt verdict on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to Britain, saying he would not have welcomed the couple back if he were a member of the Royal Family. Speaking on Wednesday, Trump stated that he was 'happy' the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had left America, making it clear he was never a fan of the pair.
'I'm happy about it. I didn't like the way she acted,' Trump remarked, while directing specific criticism at Meghan and accusing her of being 'terribly disrespectful' to Queen Elizabeth II. 'I would not have taken them back,' he added.
The remarks come as Harry and Meghan settle into a new chapter in Britain after spending nearly six years living in the United States. The couple has faced intense media scrutiny on both sides of the Atlantic due to their high-profile departure from royal duties in recent years.
Political analysts note that Trump's comments reflect his long-standing outspoken nature regarding prominent public figures and the British royal family. The couple is understood to have acquired a new residence in the Cotswolds as they transition back to European life.
