07 January 2024 , 11:35
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Prince Harry's "way back to royal life" has been revealed four years after he and Meghan Markle announced that they were stepping down as senior working members of the British Royal Family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down from the Monarchy in 2020, they then moved across the pond to Montecito, California just mere months later. Ever since the summer of that year, the couple have resided in their mansion and mingled with famous faces.
Since moving to the States, the couple have worked on several projects that have raised eyebrows and received backlash. From their televised interview with Oprah Winfrey, to Prince Harry's bombshell memoir Spare, to the couple's Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan - the duo have since fallen out with the Royal Family and are now seemingly somewhat estranged.
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Prince Harry has been somewhat estranged from his family in recent years (Getty Images)But there could be a way back for Prince Harry, with royal commentator Kinsey Schofield speaking to GB News about her predictions. Speaking on the network, she said: "If Harry did want a way back in he could use the excuse that despite his personal beef with King Charles, he wants his children to have a relationship with their grandfather, it would be the perfect way back wouldn't it?"
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Speaking to Patrick Christys about the Sussexes ongoing family feud with the Windsors and Waleses, she pointed out how King Charles is often seen being rather "affectionate" with his other grandchildren. The King is often in the company of the Prince and Princess of Wales' kids, Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte.
Ms Schofield added that she feels it is a "shame" that the Sussexes' kids Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are missing out on their grandfather and his affection.
This comes after the Sussexes were urged to "do something positive" in 2024 as they "struggle to compete" with the Prince and Princess of Wales in America. Royal commentator Phil Dampier recently said: "I think the penny has finally dropped with them [the Sussexes] that they can never compete with an ancient institution admired around the world, particularly the goodwill still lingering from the late Queen’s reign.
"William and Kate have never been more popular, and the Sussexes can’t hold a candle to them.
"Even in America, people are fed up with their constant moaning and want them to do something positive. Just turning up at the occasional charity event or being seen at concerts and baseball games isn't enough."