These observations coincide with the findings of a recent poll conducted by deltable for the Mail on Sunday. The survey, which polled 1504 Brits, revealed that more than half of the respondents express a desire to see Prince Harry removed from the line of succession.
Esteemed broadcaster Esther Kraki shared her insights with Sky News Australia, highlighting the parallel predicaments faced by Prince Andrew and Prince Harry. Both find themselves in situations where a return to the royal family seems unlikely.
Kraki interpreted Prince Harry's attendance at King Charles' coronation as a symbolic gesture rather than a signal of his reinstatement. This gesture underscores the importance of the event in the monarch's life, rather than indicating a full return to royal duties.
Kraki emphasized that King Charles is attuned to public sentiment and recognizes the prevailing lack of enthusiasm for the sussexes and Prince Andrew among the British populace. Thus, the likelihood of their reinstatement appears remote, with the expert deeming it implausible and untenable. She noted that a substantial portion of the public is in favor of stripping them of their titles, given the shifting attitudes toward the members in question.
Presently, Prince Harry occupies the fifth position in the line of succession, trailing behind his elder brother Prince William and William's children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The poll also disclosed that a majority (51 percent) of respondents advocate for the revocation of titles for both Prince Harry and his family. While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle no longer use their HRH titles, Prince Archie and Prince Lilibet are still entitled to theirs as grandchildren of King Charles III.
