Trump is happy with Harry and Meghan's departure from American soil

Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he was 'happy' with the departure of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan from the United States, after the couple's arrival in the United Kingdom where they must resettle for an indefinite period. 'I think they were very disrespectful to the royal family. I didn't like it,' added the American president to the press at the White House. 'I had a very good relationship with the Queen. Really very good. I got to know her very well. I also have a very good relationship with King Charles,' he said. The youngest son of King Charles III and his wife left the United Kingdom in 2020, at odds with the royal family, and lived in California with their children, Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5. 'If I were the royal family, I would not have taken them back,' declared the American president. According to British media, the family could settle in the Cotswolds, a region popular with celebrities, northwest of London. The announcement of the couple's return came as a surprise in the United Kingdom, even though the prince had repeatedly indicated how much he missed his native country and how much he hoped for 'reconciliation' with his family. Harry and Meghan are no longer working members of the royal family and there are no plans for them to return to official duties. We also do not know the reasons for their departure from California, even if according to press information, Meghan, ex-actress, has reportedly been offered a role in the United Kingdom. Their return promises to be difficult, because the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are among the most unpopular members of the royal family, after the numerous criticisms they have made against it, in particular targeting William, Harry's brother and heir to the throne.