‘Triumphant return’ halted: Meghan’s alleged British comeback hits royal roadblock

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‘Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered’ host Kinsey Schofield discusses rumours Meghan Markle wanted the Diana Award event to become her major British homecoming before Prince William reportedly intervened. “One of the stories circulating is that Meghan wanted to use this event, this Diana event, as her big British homecoming,” Ms Schofield told News24 host Rita Panahi. “Once again using Diana’s legacy to elevate herself. “There were also some shallow requests being thrown around surrounding Meghan’s attendance. The Rumour is that Prince William stepped in and put a kibosh on the whole triumphant return. “The Diana Award should be about Diana and the young people it supports.”

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