Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who have faced criticism for missing Prince Philip’s funeral ceremony, may be planning a major relocation in the future.

There have been murmurs and rumours that Meghan was not interested in attending the Queen’s scheduled homage to her late husband.

Some analysts feel that if Harry attended the occasion, he would get closer to the royal family and regret not attending the service.

Others believe his absence from the occasion will raise awareness of the Duke’s impending memoire, which may contain more negative revelations about the Royal Family.

According to Eric Schiffer, a reputation management specialist, there is a potential the memoir may include additional harmful charges against the Royal Family.

“I’m sure the novel will allude to the monarchy in some way.” And generate a new perception of Harry’s maiming,” the expert told Express.co.uk.

Russell Myers, royal editor of the Daily Mirror, suggested that Harry and Meghan had “backed themselves into a corner” by their absence.

According to royal author Ingrid Seward, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex “must have realised it would appear petulant and disrespectful.”

She continued, saying: “The only plausible reason is that neither of them wanted to depart. There would have been no issues with security. The whole Abbey was swarming with secret service agents to protect the largest gathering of monarchs, politicians, and senior army brass since the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding in London.”

“Harry had to have realised it would come out as petulant and unpleasant. Meghan would have done it if he hadn’t. If it was a deliberate affront to the entire Royal Family and it backfired, “the author asserted

It’s worth noting that Harry and Meghan did not fly from California to the UK for the celebration at Westminster Abbey earlier this week because of the Duke’s court dispute for police security for his family in the UK.