The possibility of more frequent trips back to the United Kingdom has been on Harry's mind, particularly due to his father, King Charles, undergoing cancer treatment. When news of Charles' illness became public, Harry promptly flew back to visit him. Quinn mentioned that the news deeply affected Harry, who had assumed that his father, despite their ups and downs, would enjoy a long life like Harry's late grandparents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
However, Quinn noted that Harry understands he won't be allowed to permanently divide his time between the United States and the UK as a part-time working royal. Trust within the family has been fractured, and Meghan is reportedly against such an arrangement. The strained relationship and lingering resentment make it highly unlikely for Harry to return as a working royal on a part-time basis.
During an interview on "Good Morning America," Harry hinted at his plans to return to England in the near future. He mentioned that while he has considered American citizenship, it is not currently a top priority for him. It is worth noting that if Harry were to become a US passport holder, he might have to renounce his royal titles, as per the policy of the US Citizen and Immigration Services.
In summary, Prince Harry is experiencing restlessness with his life in Montecito and has expressed a desire to return to his previous role as a working royal. However, various factors, including strained family dynamics and Meghan's opposition, make it unlikely for him to fulfill that desire. Despite this, Harry is contemplating more frequent visits to the United Kingdom, especially considering his father's cancer treatment. The issue of American citizenship has also been mentioned, but it could potentially require him to renounce his royal titles.
