Prince Harry may be grappling with regrets regarding his past remarks concerning his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, particularly as the future of his children's birthright comes into question.
Despite sharing a close bond with Queen Elizabeth, Prince Harry reportedly harbored reservations about his children following in her footsteps within the royal family. Now, he may be reconsidering the words he used regarding her.
Anthropologist and conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall, a trusted confidante of Harry's, offered insights into a conversation she had with the Sussexes before their decision to step down from their royal roles in 2020.
Following the birth of Prince Archie in 2019, Goodall, during an interview for a special edition of Vogue magazine, became one of the first non-family members to hold the newborn. In Robert Lacey's biography, "Battle of the Brothers," Goodall recounted the moment when Meghan, holding Archie, introduced him to her.
During the encounter, Goodall light-heartedly remarked about teaching Archie the Queen's Wave, to which Harry's response was resolute: "No! He's not growing up like that."
This exchange suggests Harry's firm stance against traditional royal upbringing for his children, a sentiment that could be causing him reflection now.
As per the observations of royal experts, Harry and Meghan's decision to step back from royal duties has potentially cast a shadow over the future prospects of Archie and Lilibet to maintain royal status permanently.
