Donald Trump criticizes Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over their potential UK return.

Trump described his relationship with Queen Elizabeth II as 'very good' and said he had a 'really good' relationship with her; he added that he had known King Charles 'for a long time' and called him a 'great, great guy.'
Trump told GB News that he is 'not a fan' of Harry and Meghan and would not have taken them back, arguing there had been 'too much hate' and 'too many really bad things,' and claiming Meghan has a 'horrible influence' on Harry.
Trump praised King Charles as 'fantastic' and noted that Charles is 'fighting through a very tough situation with his health' following his recent appearances in the United States.
Trump suggested Meghan's influence contributed to the rift and cited that 'Harry wrote a book that was so bad' and that 'what she’s done to him is unacceptable,' referencing the effect on William as 'very terrible.'
President Donald Trump criticized Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the UK, saying he would not have welcomed them back into the Royal Family. Trump told GB News he is "not a fan" of the couple and argued they had committed "too many really bad things" to deserve readmission, citing what he called Meghan's "horrible influence" on Harry.
The President praised King Charles III as "fantastic" and noted the king is "fighting through a very tough situation with his health." Trump also recalled having a "very good" relationship with the late Queen Elizabeth II and said he had known Charles "for a long time."
Trump has repeatedly attacked Harry and Meghan across multiple interviews and Oval Office remarks. According to The Royal Observer, the President stated he would not have taken the couple back, citing disrespect toward the monarchy. Trump framed their actions as deeply problematic and unworthy of a second chance within the royal institution.
The President's criticism centers on what he views as the couple's harmful behavior. Trump claimed there had been "too much hate" and pointed to Harry's memoir as particularly damaging. He argued that the couple had done damage that should disqualify them from royal reintegration.
Trump blamed Meghan for the deterioration of Harry's relationship with his brother William. According to reporting, Trump suggested that "what she's done to him is unacceptable" and that her influence has been uniformly negative. He described the treatment of William as "very terrible" and implied deep lasting damage to the siblings' bond.
The President went further in his criticism, suggesting Prince William should "never speak to them again." Trump portrayed Meghan as the driving force behind family discord and framed Harry as a victim of her influence rather than an equal actor in the couple's decisions.
Despite his harsh words for the Sussexes, Trump expressed strong support for King Charles and the broader monarchy. He called Charles a "great, great guy" and praised him as a "fantastic" leader navigating difficult health challenges. Trump positioned himself as an ally of the institution the Sussexes had criticized.
The President's nostalgia for Queen Elizabeth II underscored his reverence for royal tradition. He described his relationship with the late monarch as "very good" and used her memory to frame the Sussexes' departure as a betrayal of values he holds dear. This stance reinforces his view that the couple does not deserve reinstatement.
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