The Duchess of Sussex wishes the Duke “could let go of these lawsuits” and “live in the moment”, sources have told a US celebrity magazine.

Meghan is said to want Prince Harry to be “free of all of this”, but knows that “his love” for her and their children means he cannot drop the legal battle about their security.

People magazine has quoted a former employee of the Sussexes’ Archewell Foundation as saying the Duchess “supports Harry 100 per cent, 

but she wishes he could let go of these lawsuits, be happy and live in the moment”.

“She wants him to be free of all of this, but she also knows that because of everything he’s been through and his love for [her and their children], he can’t.

“She wants him to live in a world where he is not burdened by this.”

Harry is continuing to appeal against a UK High Court decision about his security, after losing several rounds of the case against the Home Office.

The magazine article claims that the Duke’s calls to his father over the issue are going “unanswered”, alleging that he is told the King is “unavailable right now”.

On criticism of Harry’s continued public revelations about the Royal family creating distrust between him and the Palace, his allies claimed he would not need to keep giving interviews to earn money if the King intervened to give him more security.

If the matter of security were resolved, they said, it could be “swords down”.

The cover story follows a landmark interview in People in 2019, entitled “Meghan Markle’s best friends break their silence”, in which five of the Duchess’s friends used its pages to “stand up against the global bullying we are seeing and speak the truth about our friend”.

This week’s issue features Harry on the cover, with a story disclosing the “real reason” he and the King are “no longer speaking”. It promises: “For the first time, insiders open up about what has made a reconciliation between Prince Harry and King Charles impossible.”

Harry recently told an ITV interviewer that he “won’t bring my wife back to this country” over “genuine concerns” over security.

Earlier this year, a High Court judge ruled that he had “comprehensively lost” a “frankly hopeless” bid to appeal against a Home Office decision about his UK security.

He had sought a judicial review over a decision made by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) to remove his right to automatic police protection after he left the working Royal family. He still receives protection when he returns to Britain in specific circumstances, but is obliged to give 28 days’ notice on his plans.

Responding to an offer to pay the Metropolitan Police for security, government lawyers told the court that officers could not be used as “private bodyguards for the wealthy”.

Harry is said to believe that his father should intervene in the security issue to ensure his younger son and family are fully protected when in the UK.

Royal sources regularly point out that it is not the King’s decision to make, and that it would be inappropriate for him to be seen to intervene in government or police matters.

They also note that Harry’s many public pronouncements about his family, from the Oprah Winfrey interview to his Netflix documentary and tell-all memoir, have damaged trust.

Harry is reported to believe that his father could help with the security decision if he wanted to. The dialogue between father and son, the friends told People, has now moved from frustration to “complete silence”.

“He gets ‘unavailable right now’,” a source described as “a friend of Harry’s” said.

“His calls go unanswered. He has tried to reach out about the King’s health, but those calls go unanswered too.”

Claiming nothing “would give [Harry] more happiness than being able to rekindle his bond with his father”, they added: “You can’t undo bloodlines.

“He’s not asking his dad for a nicer house or nicer cars. He’s asking because of the reality of the situation. He is at risk.”

They added that the Sussexes felt the “only option” was to leave Britain “for their sanity”, saying: “I do think they thought if they got out of this bubble, there would be less focus on them.”

After leaving the working Royal family and settling in America, Harry and Meghan gave their famous interview to Oprah Winfrey, starred in a six-part Netflix documentary about their troubles, gave multiple interviews, and Harry wrote his bestselling memoir.

Harry has made several short trips back to the UK, including after his father was diagnosed with cancer. His last visit, in May, did not include a meeting with the King, with a spokesman for the Sussexes putting it down to the monarch’s “full schedule”.

Buckingham Palace does not comment on security issues or Harry’s legal case, and declined to comment on the magazine article.

A source said it would be “wholly inappropriate” for the King to attempt to influence RAVEC.

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Source: New York Post