Prince Harry's 'major miscalculation' leaves relationship with Royal Family 'in tatters'

Prince Harry has made a major miscalculation as his relationship with the Royal Family is left in tatters. Harry, the younger brother of Prince William, quit the Royal Family four years ago, and travelled to the US where he began a new life with wife Meghan Markle.

In the wake of his bombshell memoir, a Royal insider saus Harry's relationship with senior royals has not recovered and he could be running out of time to heal the rift. Royal commentator Emily Andrews claimed: "Speaking to sources close to Harry, it is clear that he is tired of playing a bit part in a narrative of family conflict, and would like nothing more than to recover his reputation and become known, in time, as a serious player in the philanthropic world."

The royal commentator added that Harry thought he "would have a long time to make up with his dad" but King Charles’s ongoing cancer treatment may have "changed that potential time frame". Andrews concluded that "there can be no meaningful rehabilitation" between the Duke of Sussex and the Royal Family.

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Royal commentator Dr Tessa Dunlop said: "ITV's 'Prince William, Together We Can End Homelessness' wasn’t just moving television, it reframed the Prince of Wales as a future 'King of hearts'. In the opening of his memoir Spare, Harry insisted that William with his 'alarming baldness' was losing his 'famous resemblance to Mummy.' It was fading apparently.

"The Duke of Sussex, blinded by his own sibling-sour grapes, couldn't be more wrong. Last night, William channelled Diana. The same big-eyed stare, the same capacity to make the unseen in society feel seen, the same sincerity; as William readily owned, he had 'taken guidance from what my mother did'."

Dr Dunlop added: "As a charity boss casually observed, William isn't just a celebrity, he is a 'super celebrity' and his capacity to work that status was there for all to see. When else would an issue like homelessness get two consecutive slots on prime-time TV?"

"As for questions about the prince owning too many palaces to be a credible homelessness champion – he faced down that accusation by front-lining Windsor Castle mid-documentary to underscore his status as the man who can.

"Former street sleeper Wayne didn't care, he just wanted a platform to tell his story."