Prince Harry Distances Himself from Former Nanny Tiggy Lee-Bourke

Prince Harry has distanced himself from his former nanny, Tiggy Lee-Bourke, after making a move to the US, leading to a sense of isolation and living in a self-contained world.

During this week's Palace Confidential, the Daily Mail's diary editor Richard Eden, alongside Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine and Daily Mail Royal Editor Rebecca English, discussed the fallout between Prince Harry and Johnny Hornby. The latter resigned as a trustee from Harry's charity, Sentebale.

Sarah noted that Prince Harry seems to be gradually disconnecting from his British roots while he settles into life in the US. Old friends and trusted advisers no longer seem to have a place in his life. Notably, Tiggy Legge-Bourke, who was once instrumental in helping him, is now absent from his circle.

Tiggy Legge-Bourke, who was Prince William and Prince Harry's nanny before becoming an assistant to Prince Charles, had remained close to the royals throughout their adulthood and became the godmother to Archie, the eldest child of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Rebecca pointed out that Harry's old friends from childhood were genuinely concerned for him and were considered reliable sources of support. However, as he distances himself from them, he may be losing valuable perspectives and honest advice.

The move to the US seems to have left Prince Harry feeling isolated and surrounded mainly by American acquaintances, with Meghan being a significant part of his social circle. Rebecca expressed concerns that this isolation could negatively impact his well-being.

Despite being passionate about his work in Africa, Harry's dedication has not led to a return to the continent, which is regrettable. Johnny Hornby's departure from Sentebale prompted Harry to praise his leadership and commitment to the charity's cause in southern Africa.

Interestingly, Johnny Hornby, known for his association with Prince Harry and the Sussexes, also shares a warm friendship with Jeremy Clarkson, the presenter of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" - showcasing the diverse range of connections Hornby maintains.

In conclusion, Prince Harry's shift in focus and social circles has resulted in a degree of isolation and separation from his British roots, raising concerns about the impact on his well-being and decision-making.