Prince Harry has rebuilt his life in the United States, but how is he perceived abroad? What do Americans think of him, after the initial surge of interest? Some say he is seen as a big loser. Talking is Arthur Edwardsa very famous royal photographer, who made some statements to The Sun’s Royal Exclusive Show.
Prince Harry is a loser
Prince Harry lived in the United Kingdom, when he was still an integral and active part of the royal family. The favorite of the late Queen Elizabeth II, the former essegrace as distant from William as similar to his mother Lady Diana. He had titles, recognitions, detractors and admirers. In California, however, it is nothing more than a VIP like many othersin a city full of celebrities: “I think he thinks he’s a bigger star than he really is. I also think that Meghan doesn’t want to come here anymore (UK, ed.). He comes back but she never comes with him.
The photographer also pointed out which aspect hurt the most King Charles. In fact, given the fracture, the distance and Markle’s reluctance to return to British territory, he will never have the chance to see his grandchildren againArchie and Lilibet. The only way out seems to be an organized visit of the sovereign to the United States.
“Both kids should be able to play with their cousins. They should be here and enjoy the royal life. Instead, they’re stuck inside the Montecito house. They’re just celebrities in a town full of celebrities. But here, Harry was somebody.” Now he’s the loser“.
Harry’s New Life
He also participated in the show Dick Griffinor a former police officer in the service of the former Queen Elizabeth II: “I read that before he went to America, he was the most popular royal. Now he has gone down, almost to the bottom of the list.”
He then commented harshly on the legal battle that the Duke of Sussex has launched against the Home Office. The aim is to be able to make the latter pay for his security: “He has to start seeing things as they really are. Looks like he’s not welcome here anymore“.
According to the photographer, at present Royal family fears having Harry by their side. Every conversation could lead to problematic books, documentaries or interviews. On his speculative plan to return to the UK: “He will have to do a great, great, great act of repentance, in my opinion, to the king, before he can come back. Frankly, they are afraid to have him with them. I still believe in the parable of the prodigal son. Anything is possible but, at the moment, it seems unlikely.”
Harry recently returned to attend the funeral of his uncle Lord Robert Fellowes, finding himself in close proximity to his brother. But with William, it was a complete cold. It was the first time they had been in the same room since King Charles’ coronation.
The second son is also said to be consulting with people “from his old life” and planning his return, at least partially. He intends to spend more time in the UK to try to at least repair the relationship with his fatherA “rehabilitated” Harry could be the new trend in his public life.