Donald Trump expressed his approval of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's return to the United Kingdom, stating he is "happy" about their departure from the United States. He criticized the couple for what he called their "great disrespect" toward the royal family and said he "would not have taken them back" if he were part of the royal family. Trump also noted that he had a "very good relationship" with Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III, though the late queen has since passed away. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, along with their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, returned to the UK last week after living in the United States for six years. They are expected to settle in the UK for an "extended period," with the Cotswolds being a likely location. The couple previously left the UK to live in the U.S. and later stepped back from their roles as working royals, often speaking out about the challenges they faced within the royal family. Harry and Meghan made the decision to return to the UK after six years in the U.S., where they had spoken critically of the royal family and its traditions. While their return has been confirmed, they have not yet publicly detailed their future plans. Questions remain about whether the public will continue to fund their security, as they are no longer active members of the royal family. Sources close to the Sussexes suggest that their stay in the UK may be temporary, with the possibility of moving to another country like Canada or Australia in the future. This comes as a surprise, given Harry's previous statements about missing the UK. The move will allow him to visit his father, King Charles, and introduce his family to other relatives. However, any hopes for a reconciliation with his brother, Prince William, may still be premature.