Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may soon find themselves back within the royal fold—not as full-time working royals, but as part-time representatives of the monarchy.

The idea being discussed is for the Sussexes to serve as transatlantic ambassadors, helping strengthen the Crown’s global reach, particularly in the United States.

Royal commentator and former palace photographer Ian Pelham Turner has suggested that conversations are happening behind the scenes about such a move. Under this arrangement, the couple could represent the monarchy abroad while continuing to pursue their personal ventures.

“They would be far better off with a secure and united Royal Family, both American and British,” Ian told the Express. “Which would be the most fabulous combination of the lot.”

A Possible Return on Their Terms

Five years after their departure, Ian believes the timing may now be right for Harry and Meghan to return in a redefined capacity.

“I wonder whether or not Harry and Meghan, as established royals again, could have a pivotal role in America,” he said. “That would be really putting out a royal message in America.”

This perspective reflects a departure from the strict stance once held by the Palace. At the time of their initial departure, the couple requested part-time roles, but the request was firmly denied.