PRINCE HARRY AND MEGHAN ‘KEEPING SECRET DOSSIER’ AFTER UK RETURN — SUSSEXES ‘CATALOGUE EVERYTHING’ FOR THEIR OWN PROTECTION

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly begun keeping a detailed record of their correspondence with Buckingham Palace since returning to the UK — with a source claiming the Sussexes believe they need the paper trail for their own “protection”.
According to an insider quoted by Closer magazine, Harry and Meghan are determined to document what is discussed and agreed with members of the Royal Family after allegedly learning from previous experiences that they need to keep track of every detail.
“Meghan and Harry don’t want to react to every problem, but they say they’ve learned the hard way that they need to keep a record of what’s being said and agreed to by people within The Firm, because the goal posts constantly change,” the source claimed.

The insider went further, saying the Sussexes believe the safest approach is to preserve everything.
“They say the only way to keep track properly is to catalogue and save everything,” they added.
The reported move comes amid renewed attention on Harry’s relationship with Buckingham Palace following his return to Britain.
Palace Dispute Adds To The Tension

The claims come after Buckingham Palace reportedly withdrew an offer for Harry to stay at a royal residence during a summer trip to the UK.
The Palace insisted that Harry had not accepted the invitation within the required timeframe.
The episode has added another layer to the complicated relationship between the Duke and the institution he once served as a working royal.
Harry and Meghan stepped down from royal duties in 2020 and later moved to the US, but their return to Britain has once again placed their dealings with the Palace under intense scrutiny.
Against that backdrop, the claim that the couple are now documenting their communications could prove particularly significant if further disagreements emerge.
For now, however, the existence or contents of any alleged “secret dossier” have not been independently established, with the claims coming from an unnamed source quoted by Closer.
If accurate, the reported strategy would mark a remarkably cautious approach to the Sussexes’ dealings with the Palace — keeping a written trail of conversations, agreements and correspondence in case the details are ever disputed.