Stanley Johnson says Meghan was ‘in the driver’s seat’ for her and Harry’s move to California

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s father Stanley has beaten Meghan

Meghan Markle was behind hers and Prince Harry’s decision to leave Britain, as she is in the “driver’s seat” of his marriage, Stanley Johnson has claimed.

The Prime Minister’s father beat the Duchess of Sussex and said there is a “cultural difference” between British and American women.

Prince Harry and his actress wife left the UK earlier this year and are currently looking for a home in Los Angeles, California, where Meghan was born.

According to Boris’ father Johnson, the Duchess of Sussex was the driving force behind her decision.

Writing in Saga magazine, the 79-year-old man said: ‘Whose decision was it, I wonder, to build a new life in North America?

‘I can’t help but think that Meghan, as we should call her now, played a leading role here.

“This is possibly due to a basic cultural difference between British women and their transatlantic counterparts.”

He made a comparison between the couple and their parents, Wilfred and Irene while he He added: ‘I am thinking of my mother, for example. After my father recovered from his war wounds, he decided to return to the West Country and became a farmer.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are seen in Los Angeles wearing masks as they deliver meals to residents.

‘My mother, who attended Cheltenham Ladies’ College and Oxford University, and imagined that she could marry a diplomat, spent the next 36 years on the remote old Exmoor farm that I still have today.

“He took seriously the famous words of the book of Ruth of the Bible:” Wherever you go, I will go and where you stay, I will stay. “

“ The Duchess of Sussex clearly has great charm and talent, but I’m not sure she attaches great importance to Ruth’s book.

Boris (right) alongside his father Stanley, who has influenced Meghan and Prince Harry’s decision to leave the UK.

‘For a man, the home may simply be the place where his hat hangs. But for a woman, certainly for an American woman like Meghan, choosing where to live is an absolutely key decision.

‘You and your spouse cannot be in the driver’s seat.

“To adapt Princess Diana’s famous saying, there is not always room for two people in a marriage!”

He added: ‘Personally, I am very sad to see them leave. Their charity work was fantastic, particularly the support they provided for wildlife conservation and women’s issues. ”

In January, Meghan and Harry surprised the world when they announced that they would abandon their royal duties, become financially independent, and divide their time between North America and England.

Since then, the couple have closed their UK foundation and closed their office at Buckingham Palace.

Meghan and Harry represented arriving at Mansion House in London in March to attend the Endeavor Fund Awards

They finished carrying out their last round of royal duties in Britain last month, and are planning to launch their new nonprofit organization in the coming weeks.

The Sussexs have yet to develop what their new entity will look like, in addition to outlining that it will support their ‘global charitable, campaigning and philanthropic work’.

After declaring their decision to retire from their royal duties, Meghan and Harry established a base in a rented waterfront mansion on Vancouver Island in Canada.

However, they quickly moved to Los Angeles in March when Canada announced that it would close its borders to the United States.

Now they are believed to be locked up in the Hollywood area with the ten-month-old baby Archie.