It's becoming increasingly clear that the Duke of Sussex is struggling to maintain his reputation and find success outside of the royal family. Now, some might argue that we should sympathize with Prince Harry's yearning for his UK life and family.
However, it's worth noting that he made a conscious decision to step away from his royal duties and pursue a new life abroad. If he truly wanted that special relationship for his children with their UK cousins, why did he choose to leave in the first place?
Prince Harry's legal battles are also raising questions. His case against ngn for phone hacking was partially dismissed due to expiration, and though he might score some partial victories, it doesn't negate the lingering sense of failure. Moreover, losing lucrative deals with Spotify and Netflix has also put a dent in his post-royal career prospects.
Some may argue that he's just facing normal challenges that come with starting a new life and career. However, as a member of the royal family with abundant resources and connections, one would expect him to handle these challenges with more ease. Instead, it appears that Prince Harry is struggling to adapt to life outside the palace walls.
Furthermore, the reception of his memoir is not favorable either. The fact that it became the most discarded book by holidaymakers reflects the public's weariness of Prince Harry constantly airing his grievances and portraying himself as a victim.
