Prince Harry has one major confession he wishes he could take back, but there is not enough magic in this world to help him erase his harsh words towards the Royal Family.
In his unforgettable interview with Oprah Winfrey, Prince Harry revealed to the world that his father, King Charles III, and his brother, Prince William, are trapped in the monarchy.
The former soldier, with his wife, Meghan Markle, sitting by his side, stated: “That’s a part of the job. It’s part of the role. That’s what’s expected, no matter who you are in the family, no matter what’s going on in your personal life, no matter what’s just happened. I felt trapped within the system. My father and my brother are trapped. They don’t get to leave. And I have huge compassion for that.”
The Duke of Sussex was delighted to reveal that he found true freedom by moving to California with his family.
However, fast-forward to four years later, and now Prince Harry is trapped in California for the foreseeable future because there is nothing for him in the UK.
He naively believed he could keep in contact with his family after exposing them, but he was wrong. The prince assumed he would have a higher profile and access to bigger opportunities, but that is not how things went.
Prince Harry has discovered that his projects to make money are dwelling because his brand is attached to selling secrets and other royal information.
He has also learned that he cannot fantasize about returning to his native country because “he would find himself lost.”
Royal author and expert Tom Quinn told The Daily Express: “I’m sure Harry will stay in the States, at least as long as his marriage lasts because he doesn’t really have the choice to come back.”
The veteran commentator added: “He could come back as a private citizen, which is entirely possible, but even if he came back with Meghan — and she has said she will never return to the UK — he will be a lost figure, who can’t do an ordinary job and won’t be offered work with the Royal family.”
He went on to compare Prince Harry to Edward VIII, “who was also naive in thinking he could abdicate from the throne and be offered an interesting and important job by the British government, but instead, Edward came to be seen as an embarrassment.”
He continued: “I think he genuinely believes that writing Spare and giving interviews in which he criticizes his family doesn’t mean he has cut himself off from his life in the UK completely, but that’s not the case; it’s actually the opposite.”
The Duke of Sussex will have a hard time getting his cake and eating it too.
