Prince Harry and the Duchess of Meghan remain in the public eye even after gave up royal duties and moved with their son Archie to Los Angeles. This time, the married couple was focused on the British author Tom Quinn, who discussed the current role of Prince Harry in an interview with the Daily Star.
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According to him, the duke is overseas in a similar situation as in the case of the native American Meghan in Great Britain. Not that Harry hates the California metropolis, but he’s struggling to find his own role in the United States.
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The couple originally intended to divide their lives between the United States and the United Kingdom, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the couple remain in residence in Beverly Hills. “Harry feels a little lost now. She’s experiencing what Meghan faced in Britain, “says Quinn.
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“When they got married in 2018, Harry floated on a cloud of positive energy that Meghan had in him. But that’s the end of it, and the duke is now struggling overseas to fulfill his program, ”said Quinn, referring to sources close to the royal couple.
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Already last week, Meghan faced criticism in Britain, which she received from the well-known photographer Arthur Edwards. He relied on the Duchess due to the costly reconstruction (£ 2.4 million, 71.5 million crowns) of the Frogmore Cottage mansion, which was mostly paid for by British taxpayers. But according to the photographer, Meghan never really planned to live there.
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Edwards did not leave the thread dry even on Harry, of whom he is a court photographer, and has known the duke practically since his birth. “He hasn’t spoken to me in a year. I have known him since birth. He has become very estranged in recent years, “he said.
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Even after leaving the royal carousel, the couple does not stop commenting on current situations. The last time the 35-year-old Duke of Sussex to Britain dug up was when during the interviewthat if the community of former British colonies is to have a future, it needs to admit the mistakes it has made in the past.
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