Reports suggest that Prince Harry is grappling with profound sadness over the emotional distance that has grown between himself and his brother, Prince William. Meanwhile, Meghan Markle has redirected her focus away from her time within the Royal Family, according to insights from a royal expert.
The decision by Harry and Meghan to step back from their royal duties in 2020 was accompanied by a series of revelations that rocked the foundations of their relationship with the institution known as The Firm.
Despite the escalating tensions within the royal family, royal commentator Tom Quinn posits that Meghan appears to have moved forward from the drama.
In an exclusive interview with The Mirror, Quinn stated, "Meghan seems to have shifted her attention to other matters. However, her tenure within the Royal Family was relatively brief, and she now has a multitude of commitments in the United States, which occupy much of her time compared to her husband."
Since relocating to Montecito, California, Harry and Meghan have embarked on new ventures, with Meghan taking the lead in their commercial endeavors stateside while Harry grapples with the aftermath of their departure from the royal fold.
Although Harry has made attempts to mend the fractures in his relationship with the Royal Family, his efforts have encountered challenges. His recent visit to the UK to meet with King Charles amidst the monarch's health concerns was a step towards reconciliation, yet a lasting resolution remains elusive.
Despite Harry's efforts, a reunion with Prince William has yet to materialize, leaving Harry distraught over the ongoing estrangement between them and harboring hopes for a brighter future for his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
According to Quinn, Harry's deepest sorrow stems from not only the strained relationship with his nieces and nephews but also the prospect of his own children growing up without a close bond with their cousins.
Quinn elaborated, "Harry and Meghan yearn to overcome this obstacle. They envision a future where the cousins can forge meaningful connections, but with their own relationship with the family strained, they struggle to see a path forward. Harry remains optimistic that, at the very least, the cousins can cultivate a friendship as adults."
