Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'going to counselling after tough year' amid divorce rumours

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly heading to marriage counselling after a 'tough' year, according to one royal insider.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been plagued with split rumours in recent months, but one insider close to the couple claims they are trying to 'get back on track'.

Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, tied the knot in 2018 and celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary earlier this year but rumours indicate their relationship is on the rocks.

The recent speculation on their relationship comes after their contract with Spotify came to an end, and their deal with Netflix hangs in the balance.

The Sussexes are reportedly facing 'financial hardship' as they struggle to secure future projects for themselves. Following speculation on their relationship, it's been reported that the Sussexes will be heading for marriage counselling "to keep their marriage on track after a tumultuous year".It's claimed by the insider that recent "stress and criticism" has taken a toll on their marriage as they claim there's "work to be done" to address certain issues.The source told Closer magazine: "Harry has been very open about how much therapy has helped him personally, so nobody would be surprised if they sought to improve the communication within their marriage."The Sussexes would usually want to keep this issue private but the source claimed that for other people "in their world" therapy allows couples to get "the tools to get their marriage back on track".The source alleged that the couple are "setting aside more time" for date nights, having weekend getaways together and are "trying to put work to one side" to move forward.It was further claimed by the magazine's source: "Harry and Meghan want to learn the tools