However, according to royal biographer and expert Angela Levin, the exiled royal couple's offer of help is simply not desired on Harry's home soil. Levin expressed her views on Sky News Australia, stating, "I think they're doing this whole thing about they want to come back, they were going to rent a room in one of the Palaces and be there so that they can help, but nobody wants them to help."
Levin further elaborated on GB News, emphasizing that the royal family doesn't trust Harry, fearing that he might exploit confidential information for financial gain. "You can't trust Harry," she asserted. "You don't know if he's going to sell whatever you say to him to earn a lot of money, whether it's Netflix or somebody else."
Despite Harry and Meghan's reported attempt at damage control, another royal expert believes that a reconciliation between the feuding brothers is not on the horizon. Sarah Hewson, Royal editor at Talk TV, shared her perspective with Sky News Australia earlier this month, stating, "I see no signs of that whatsoever. The damage, the wounds are so deep. It's going to take an awful lot and an awful long time to heal those wounds, and at this stage, I just don't see any evidence whatsoever that there is a desire on either side yet to put an end to this and to forgive and forget."
In fact, some royal experts believe that the Sussexes may have strained their relationship with King Charles to the breaking point. Charles Rae, former Royal editor of The Sun, remarked, "Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have become total outcasts." He pointed out that they had their HRH (His and Her Royal Highness) titles stripped from the royal family website after stepping down as senior working members of the royal family in 2020.
Following their decision, the couple relocated to Montecito, California, in pursuit of greater privacy. However, they made headlines with a revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey and the release of a six-part Netflix documentary. Furthermore, Prince Harry is set to publish a memoir, breaking royal protocol.
