As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle settle into life in the UK, their return may not be quite as overwhelming as expected, thanks to one royal relative who has stepped up in a big way. According to a new report, this cousin-in-law has quietly become one of Meghan's closest confidantes during the transition.
Meghan Markle is leaning on Princess Eugenie amid UK return, per source
Not every member of the royal family has been eager to welcome the Sussexes back. However, Princess Eugenie has reportedly been an unwavering presence, according to a source who spoke to National Examiner. The insider says Eugenie has stood by the couple throughout their decision-making process. They even described the princess as a steady presence who has 'promised to be there for them through every step.'
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex relocated to England this past August, enrolling their two children in school for the fall term. The move marked a significant shift for the family after several years based in California. Sources close to the situation say the burden of their return has been eased considerably by Meghan's bond with Eugenie.
The insider suggested that without her cousin-in-law's support, the Duchess of Sussex would likely feel far more anxious about starting over in Britain. They added that Meghan feels fortunate to have the 36-year-old princess firmly on her side. 'Meghan would be a lot more daunted about this move across the pond if she didn't have Eugenie,' added the source.
The friendship between the two women reportedly dates back to 2016, when Harry first introduced them. Meghan apparently 'adores Eugenie' and notes that her cousin-in-law has always made her feel comfortable and included.
Princess Eugenie is the younger daughter of ex-Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. She and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, have visited Harry and Meghan in their California home. Footage from their time spent together featured in the Sussexes' 2022 Netflix docuseries, revealing the warmth between the two women.
The two couples have frequently shared holidays and trips in Portugal. And now that the Sussexes have relocated to the UK, sources anticipate frequent visits between the two families.
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