Since stepping back from royal life in 2020, the Duke of Sussex has allegedly cut ties with many of his British friends, including his former nanny, Tiggy Legabork. As Harry settles into life in the US, there are claims that he's further distancing himself from his British roots.
In a recent discussion on "Palace Confidential," royal experts, including Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine, discussed Harry's recent fallout with Johnny Hornby, a friend and business partner of Jeremy Clarkson.
Hornby stepped down from his position as trustee for Harry's charity, Sentebale, earlier this month. Vine mentioned that Harry no longer speaks to old friends or listens to their advice, even people like Tiggy Legabork, who played a significant role in helping him.
Tiggy, who was Prince William and Prince Harry's nanny before becoming the King's personal assistant, had remained close to the princes into their adult lives. She's also godmother to Harry's son, Archie. Discussing Harry's childhood friends, Daily Mail's Royal editor, Rebecca English, described them as a trustworthy and caring group who genuinely have Harry's best interests at heart. She emphasized the importance of listening to such friends, as they offer honest perspectives and help avoid wrong decisions.
Richard Eden, the Daily Mail's diary editor, added that Harry could be feeling isolated. Misfine expressed her concern about Harry's current state, noting that he seems very isolated, and his life appears to revolve around Meghan. She stressed the importance of having friends who can provide support during challenging times in a marriage.
Harry and Meghan have been married since 2018, and in 2020, they decided to move to the US. The couple's transition seems to have affected Harry's relationships with his old friends, leading to speculations about his current social circle.
