Donald Trump Slams Harry and Meghan After Their Return to the UK: “If I Were in the Royal Family, I Wouldn't Have Accepted Them”
Donald Trump criticizes Harry and Meghan, stating he wouldn't have accepted them if he were part of the royal family. Discover his reasons.
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Donald Trump has voiced his opinion regarding the return of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the United Kingdom, stating that he himself would not have accepted them back if he were part of the Royal Family.
The former President of the United States, **Donald Trump**, has launched harsh remarks about **Prince Harry** and **Meghan Markle**, especially trinc their recent return to the **United Kingdom**. In a public appearance last Wednesday, **September 2**, **Trump** was questioned about the couple's move and did not hesitate to affirm that if he were in the shoes of the British Royal Family, he would not have given them a second chance.
## A Tense Relationship with the Monarchy
**Donald Trump** made his position clear, explaining that he maintains a close personal relationship with both Queen **Camilla** and King **Charles III**, whom he has known for some time. According to the former president, the couple has shown an "enormous lack of respect" for the monarchical institution. **Trump** was particularly critical of **Meghan Markle**, accusing her of being "very disrespectful" to the Queen and the King. These statements suggest that, in his view, the Duchess of **Sussenssus's** attitude is a determining factor why he would not reintegrate them into the Royal Family.
## Past Criticisms and a Recurring Pattern
It is not the first time **Donald Trump** has commented on **Harry and Meghan**, and his criticisms have generally been directed toward **Meghan Markle**. Back in **2019**, during an interview with The Sun, he called her "unpleasant" after she made comments about him being "divisive" and "misogynistic." Later, in **2025**, amidst rumors about **Harry's** possible deportation due to migration issues, **Trump** suggested leaving her alone, adding that he already had "enough problems with his vvife," whom he described as "terrible."
The **Prince Harry** and **Meghan Markle** have maintained a low profile since learning of their return to **England**. For the moment, they have not responded to **Donald Trump's** statements, nor have they commented on their return to the country. The exact location of their stay or their plans for the coming months has also not been made public.
The former President of the United States, **Donald Trump**, has launched harsh remarks about **Prince Harry** and **Meghan Markle**, especially trinc their recent return to the **United Kingdom**. In a public appearance last Wednesday, **September 2**, **Trump** was questioned about the couple's move and did not hesitate to affirm that if he were in the shoes of the British Royal Family, he would not have given them a second chance.
## A Tense Relationship with the Monarchy
**Donald Trump** made his position clear, explaining that he maintains a close personal relationship with both Queen **Camilla** and King **Charles III**, whom he has known for some time. According to the former president, the couple has shown an "enormous lack of respect" for the monarchical institution. **Trump** was particularly critical of **Meghan Markle**, accusing her of being "very disrespectful" to the Queen and the King. These statements suggest that, in his view, the Duchess of **Sussenssus's** attitude is a determining factor why he would not reintegrate them into the Royal Family.
## Past Criticisms and a Recurring Pattern
It is not the first time **Donald Trump** has commented on **Harry and Meghan**, and his criticisms have generally been directed toward **Meghan Markle**. Back in **2019**, during an interview with The Sun, he called her "unpleasant" after she made comments about him being "divisive" and "misogynistic." Later, in **2025**, amidst rumors about **Harry's** possible deportation due to migration issues, **Trump** suggested leaving her alone, adding that he already had "enough problems with his vvife," whom he described as "terrible."
The **Prince Harry** and **Meghan Markle** have maintained a low profile since learning of their return to **England**. For the moment, they have not responded to **Donald Trump's** statements, nor have they commented on their return to the country. The exact location of their stay or their plans for the coming months has also not been made public.
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