The union of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry is rumored to be on the verge of dissolution after Prince Charles asked his son to come home.

On May 19, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will celebrate their third wedding anniversary. Many people, nevertheless, fear that their union will not last. They are rumored to be divorcing soon, according to a tabloid report.

According to the National Enquirer, Prince Charles is enraged that his son Prince Harry left England the day before Queen Elizabeth’s 95th birthday. “It was the last straw for Charles,” an internal source told the tabloid. “Prince Charles was stunned his son couldn’t wait just 24 hours more to show respect for his grandmother — and felt compelled to rush back to his pregnant wife, Meghan,” the source adds.

Instead, “Harry headed back to his ritzy $14 million Santa Barbara mansion and Hollywood lifestyle, callously leaving his grieving grandmother on what should have been her big day,” according to the inside source. According to the article, “Meghan ordered him back” since it was the longest they have been apart since their wedding day.

On a heated conference call between Charles and Harry, tensions apparently boiled over. Charles “called Harry selfish and blamed Meghan for ripping the family apart,” according to the tabloid’s “well-placed royal source.” ” Charles “shockingly told his son he would only be welcomed back if he divorces ‘that American actress,'” after recounting all the factors he was furious with his son, including the tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey.

“Charles insisted divorce was the only way to save the royal family — and Harry himself,” the source continues. At Prince Phillip’s funeral, Prince Harry was reportedly given the cold shoulder, with several of his family declining to remember him. “If Harry doesn’t divorce Meghan, I can’t see this rift ever being repaired,” the source concludes.

The same outlet previously claimed in 2020 that the royal couple were on the verge of divorce, citing a “reputable” source.

“It’s been under strain for weeks as the reality of their new life hits home,” the source said.

“The big problem is whether their marriage will survive. If it goes downhill courtiers are bracing for a bitter divorce.”

All these claims have been debunked.