Aimee Walker
Prince Harry is said to be ‘embarrassed’ by his and Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, and experts believe he will eventually ‘regret’ quitting his royal duties.
Duncan Larcombe, the author of ‘Prince Harry: The Inside Story’, is reportedly convinced that the Duke of Sussex acted impulsively when agreeing to the interview, due to the fact he is apparently ‘hot-headed’.
Speaking to Closer magazine, the royal editor is believed to have said: “Harry was clearly hurt and angry about Meghan’s experience with the royals – and used the interview to get it out.”
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“But after returning home, I’ve no doubt he’s been feeling embarrassed, regretful, and awkward. He’s now facing the consequences. I believe he’ll regret that interview – and maybe his decision to leave the Royal Family.”
The 36-year-old recently returned to the UK following the death of his grandfather, Prince Philip.
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The royal reportedly ‘passed away peacefully’, aged 99 years old, following years of his health slowly deteriorating.
According to Duncan, when the Duke headed back to LA following the funeral, he apparently felt ‘numb’ and full of ‘mixed emotions’ about seeing his family again.
The editor said it would have reminded him of ‘everything he’s sacrificed’ since meeting Markle and he could possibly feel ‘nostalgia’ and ‘regret’ about his old life.
However, it’s believed that the Duchess is ‘in her element’ since the couple moved to the US.
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Although his wife is reportedly happy about their life, the Prince is reportedly struggling to join his former life with the new world he has found himself in.
Duncan noted: “He’s in for a very difficult ride. There could be tough times ahead.”
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