A lot of rumors have recently surrounded Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, that their marriage is going through a period of tension, and it has been said that the couple hopes to avoid marital therapy.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex finally returned to their homeland after spending a romantic vacation in the Caribbean, without their two young children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. A source said the trip was “very much Harry’s idea”, adding that he hoped it would reignite the passion in their relationship.
The source said: “He wanted to take Meghan away for a while to try and reignite the spark between them. They spent time relaxing and it was great for them.”
The source also added that the purpose of Meghan and Harry’s trip was also to “come up with a plan moving forward,” and the source said the couple were keen to “avoid couples therapy.”
The source explained to Heat magazine that Meghan and Harry’s vacation was supposed to give them an opportunity to have some fun after all the work they had done recently, and added, “It’s not as if they are in a crisis, but like any couple, they have their own problems and need to… Some quality time together.”
These comments come after a body language expert told the British newspaper “Mirror” that the royal couple appeared “nervous” when they landed in Atlanta after their vacation on Canouan Island in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. They were photographed leaving the private plane they had rented to return to their homeland.
The body language expert explained: “Meghan’s unsmiling facial expressions and directions indicate tension here and a desire to rush to the car. Harry seems less impulsive, although the way he raises his elbows while walking may suggest some internal tension.”
