Additionally, Harry's autobiography, "Spare," became one of the fastest-selling non-fiction books in history, but it caused outrage within Buckingham Palace and led to a significant decline in their popularity ratings.
Amidst this rough patch, Harry's attempts to establish himself in the US seem to be making him look out of place, resembling an actor on a stage pretending to be happy. Petronila Wet, a friend of Camilla, made these observations during an interview with GB News host Mark Dolan.
She remarked that Harry was making a visible effort to appear happy publicly, despite the difficulties he was facing. The journalist further commented that after spending about three decades within the royal institution, it may be unrealistic to believe that Harry can effortlessly transition to Hollywood, where titles hold little significance.
Meanwhile, Harry chose not to attend the special ceremony in Scotland where his father, King Charles III, was officially crowned, further indicating a strained relationship. Miss Wyatt noted that Harry's decision seemed to burn bridges, as he preferred to remain in the US with his young family to celebrate the 4th of July.
She added that with an American wife and children who are US citizens, Harry is embracing his American identity, having experienced limited success as an Englishman.
It is worth mentioning that Prince Andrew's purported plans to move into Harry and Meghan's former UK residence at Frogmore Cottage have been quietly abandoned.
According to an insider, as reported by LBC, Andrew was expected to relocate from his Royal Lodge home to Frogmore Cottage, which was originally gifted to Harry and Meghan by the late Queen Elizabeth II as a wedding present in 2018.
