Brutal response from Meghan Markle and Harry following sensational security requests

• According to reports, the Sussexes arrived in the UK early on Saturday.
• This month, the Sussex couple will participate in a number of charitable events that are “dear to their hearts.”

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to encounter fierce criticism after the duchess delivered bombshells in a contentious interview with the Cut.

Meghan’s alarming remarks on the British media and the royal family, according to a royal pundit, may backfire on the Sussexes, who wanted “sufficient security” during their tour to the UK.

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Royal analyst Neil Sean said, “Now because of the backlash that they feel is oncoming all thanks to those devastating headlines – which were not brought on by themselves of course – they’ve decided that they need to beef up security.”

“Now, they’ve been contacting, and as ever we have to say allegedly, major security firms over here in the United Kingdom to make sure that they will have the right security around them when they’re in and around the United Kingdom,” he said in his YouTube channel Neil Sean’s Daily News Headline video.

The Sussexes’ includes charitable occasions in the UK and Germany, such as the WellChild Awards in London, an Invictus Games event in Düsseldord, and the One Young World Summit in Manchester.

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Sean continued, “So, there’s kind of two big things unless of course they’re planning to go out and meet the public, which I can’t imagine would be too well advised given the fact the publicity and the poll rating over here for Harry and Meghan is at an all-time low.”

“But whichever way you look at it, somewhere somehow somebody has decided that perhaps their return might not be as welcoming as they first thought,” he added.