“They are not in a good place,” insider says of Harry and Meghan’s marriage

“They are not in a good place,” an insider told Rob Shuter’s Naughty But Nice, describing the current state of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marriage. The source linked mounting personal tension to the couple’s life in Montecito, California, where they relocated after stepping back from royal duties in 2020.

What the insider said about their relationship

The report states that Harry has become increasingly unhappy with life in Montecito. According to the source, that dissatisfaction has placed “enormous strain” on the marriage. Meanwhile, Markle is reportedly hesitant to return to Britain, remaining uncomfortable with the idea of leaving the California life she worked to establish.

A return would also bring renewed attention from the British media and public, the source added. Yet the insider suggested Markle may view change as unavoidable: “She does not want to lose Harry,” the source said. “She knows something has to change.”

Potential UK return framed as marital reset

For Harry, the source claimed, returning to Britain could offer a stronger connection to his family and former home — a sense of belonging he has struggled to find in California. The insider characterized any move as “their last chance to reset the marriage,” asserting that continuing their current arrangement is no longer viable.

The couple’s relationship has drawn sustained public scrutiny since their 2018 wedding. After departing royal life, they addressed their experiences with the Royal Family in their Netflix documentary “Harry & Meghan,” Harry’s memoir “Spare,” and their interview with Oprah Winfrey.

The latest claims present a new perspective on their life in California — one centered not on institutional rupture or public narrative, but on private marital dynamics and unresolved personal expectations.