Alongside his wife Meghan Markle, Prince Harry has been diligently working to establish a media presence in America. However, recent developments suggest that he "without a doubt" regrets the decision, as life has taken a notably more challenging turn.
Over the past year, the couple has faced a series of setbacks in their business ventures. This includes setbacks such as being dropped from their Spotify deal, missing out on an Emmy nomination, and a decline in the popularity of Harry's memoir, 'Spare'.
PR expert and Director of Media PR Global, Kieran Elsby, shared insights on the situation with The Mirror. According to Elsby, Prince Harry may have achieved his goals on a "larger scale" thanks to his royal title, but adjusting to a life without royal treatment has proven to be increasingly difficult.
Elsby emphasized the privileges and lifestyle that come with being a member of the royal family, describing them as luxuries few can experience. He also pointed out that funding and security have been significant challenges for Harry since his departure. The sense of duty and responsibility that came with his royal role provided him with a deep sense of purpose, which he now seems to miss.
The loss of official roles and patronages that Prince Harry was once deeply involved in has left a void in his life and, according to Kieran, has likely been a source of embarrassment. These roles allowed him to actively contribute to various causes, and their absence has been keenly felt.
Kieran went on to highlight the difficulty of adjusting to a new environment with different societal expectations and the absence of the familiar support system of the royal family, making the transition far tougher than Harry might have initially imagined.
It's evident that the royal family has left an indelible mark on Prince Harry's life, and at times, he must find himself missing the various aspects that came with that territory.
Kieran suggested that Prince Harry's life has undeniably become more challenging since stepping away from the family, indicating that he likely regrets leaving the royal fold.
