Prince Harry ‘hasn’t burned all his bridges’ but is on ‘different path’ to Meghan Markle
Royal watchers have praised Prince Harry for his recent appearances in New York, London and Johannesburg, with one expert saying that the Duke 'hasn't burned all his bridges'
The last few weeks have been incredibly busy for the Duke of Sussex as he has travelled from New York to London and then off to Johannesburg for a series of solo engagements without Meghan Markle, or their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Observers have noted Prince Harry’s enthusiastic return to the limelight, particularly in roles supporting cherished charities like WellChild and Sentebale. Many see him slipping comfortably back into the royal groove. Against this backdrop, a leading royal commentator has offered her insight to OK!, claiming that Harry is still “charming and engaging” and hasn’t completely lost his appeal with those back home in the UK.
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond shared her take on the Prince’s standing, saying: “I don’t think Harry has burned all his bridges with the British public. There’s something about Harry that remains quite charming and engaging.”
Despite past controversies, she believes Harry could still endear himself to the public: “His many attacks on his family will never be forgotten… but perhaps they can eventually be forgiven, by enough people anyway, to make him welcome here.”
She cautioned, however, that a royal comeback isn’t in the cards for Harry: “But, I do not think Harry wants to return to his previous life in any shape or form. He is forging a different way of ‘service’ as he puts it… and that’s the path I think he will continue on while Meghan pursues more commercial activities.”
