The royal feud may be far from over — and some commentators are now claiming Harry and Meghan could be preparing to make life anything but easy for William and Kate. Just when the dust appeared to be settling, fresh claims have thrown the Sussex–Wales divide back into the spotlight. According to reports and royal speculation, Harry and Meghan may be considering moves that could place even more pressure on Prince William and Princess Kate as they prepare for their future roles at the heart of the monarchy

SH0CK: Harry and Meghan ‘plotting to make life miserable’ for William and Kate

The rift between the Sussexes and the Waleses could deepen after William takes the throne (Image: Getty Images)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are plotting a return to the UK to launch a “rival royal court” when Prince William becomes King, a commentator has suggested. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex travelled to Britain with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, for the first time in four years this month, igniting fresh speculation over whether they could permanently move back across the pond.

Broadcaster Mark Dolan suggested the couple could build their own “rival royal court”, partially based in the UK, in a move that would “make life a misery” for William and Kate once they take the throne. He told The Royalist podcast: “Meghan and Harry will make life a misery for King William and Queen Catherine.

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“And they’d love to be in the UK, I think up to half the year with this rival court, and then it’s going to carry on into the next generation.” He added: “And Archie and Lili, when they’re teenagers and young adults, I predict will make life a misery for George, Charlotte and Louis.”

Harry and Meghan denounced the comments as ‘disgusting’ (Image: ANP/AFP via Getty Images)

Mr Dolan also urged King Charles to counteract the threat by “scaling back” operations and turning the monarchy into a “lean, mean fighting machine”.

“Constitutionally, I think he’s been a good king, and he’s a kindly and intelligent man, very ethical as well,” he said. “But he’s got to modernise the monarchy.”

A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex described the comments as “deeply distasteful”.

They said: “There is a fundamental difference between criticising public figures and choosing to demonise two young children who have done absolutely nothing to warrant it.”

“To speculate that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will one day ‘make life a misery’ for their cousins is an extraordinary and irresponsible thing to say about children.

“We are genuinely disgusted by these comments. Whatever views people may hold about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, children should never be dragged into adult disputes or portrayed as future antagonists for the sake of a provocative soundbite.

“Most people would recognise that as a line which simply should not be crossed.”