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    Princess Kate’s upcoming few months may take a difficult turn as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s shocking UK plans are unveiled

    After overcoming her serious health woes, the Princess of Wales made an inspiring return to official royal engagements. She made her first overseas tour to Italy after cancer treatment

    Making back-to-back appearances for projects close to her heart. But now, she got an alarming update about Harry and Meghan’s master plans. 

    Royal author Daniela Elser wrote in News.au, “It does not appear the Sussexes have any plans to sit quietly in the shires to reclusively collect delphinium cuttings and rescue dogs

    “For Kate, what are the chances of Harry and Meghan’s off-brand royalling not stealing all the available thunder?”

    Prince Harry is set to perform a series of engagements in the UK. Not only that, his passion project Invictus Games will be in the headlines with a Birmingham edition in 2027

    On the other hand, Meghan is reportedly planning to resume her charitable work in the UK. 

    “Kate’s new working royal year is shaping up to be hell,” the royal expert added. 

    The Sun’s royal editor, Hugo Vickers, has also warned the royal family

    He said that if Harry and Meghan “intend to be public figures and carry out more of these appearances, they will inevitably be in competition with the royal family—effectively setting up an alternative court. That is not a positive development.”

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