Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly at odds over where to spend Christmas.
The couple, who recently returned to the UK from Montecito, California, are said to be struggling to agree on festive plans, with Harry said to favour a UK-based Christmas while Meghan is missing home and eager to reunite with her mother, Doria Ragland.
A source told Heat magazine: "With the kids in school, they can't keep bouncing between California and the UK whenever they feel like it, so they've got some difficult decisions coming up because they are not on the same page."
The source claims Meghan is feeling homesick, missing her daily routine, friends, and spending weekends with her mother.
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While she reportedly talks to Ms Ragland multiple times a day, Meghan is said to want more time together in person.
The Duchess is also said to be hesitant about the possibility of spending Christmas with the Royal family, with the source claiming she is reluctant to "holding out for a Sandringham invitation that may never materialise."
Despite the reported disagreement, Meghan is said to be settling back into life in the UK.
In September, she shared a video of Archie and Lilibet playing in the woods and fishing with Harry, alongside a love heart and union jack emoji.
Earlier this week, the couple were spotted in public at The Falkland Arms pub in Great Tew, Oxfordshire.
The pub is thought to be close to their current residence in the UK.
Their return has not been without challenges.
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