Prince Harry 'Longs' for the Life He Left Behind in the UK

Reports suggest that Prince Harry is grappling with homesickness and is eager to spend Christmas with his family in the UK.

The Duke of Sussex, currently embroiled in legal action against the Home Office, is seeking to reclaim the right to cover the costs of security during his visits to the UK with his family.

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield speculates that Harry's motivation for the legal action may stem from a sense of loneliness since his move to the US. Schofield shared her insights on GB News, saying, "I’ve heard that he is lonely, but even without knowing what I know, you have to imagine this is a young man who grew up in an all-boys school with a bunch of guys, a lot of fun, silly friendships."

She highlighted the contrast in Harry's current experiences, emphasizing the shift from waking up with friends every day and celebrating Christmases in a castle filled with cousins to smaller gatherings in the US. Schofield suggested that the Duke now celebrates occasions with a much smaller crowd, stating, "Today he’ll wake up and celebrate a birthday with four people in the room, his children, his wife, and his mother-in-law."

Expressing her belief that Harry is feeling lonely and yearning for the life he left behind, Schofield noted, "I do believe he’s lonely, I do believe he aches for the world he left behind."