Prince Harry is reportedly experiencing doubts about his move to Montecito with Meghan Markle as he faces the challenges of his new life. Royal commentator Camilla Tominey shared her thoughts in a report from GB News, suggesting that the Duke of Sussex could be re-evaluating his path forward.
“My interpretation of this is that things have not gone as he planned in Montecito,” Tominey said, adding, “Harry is reconsidering his decision and wants to restart his career” through philanthropy and charity work. Prince Harry has recently focused on promoting the Invictus Games in Canada and traveling solo for causes such as the WellChild Awards in the United Kingdom.
He also spent time in South Africa, highlighting his commitment to global charitable efforts. These events occur when sources close to the Duke shared concerns with online radar about his dissatisfaction with life in Hollywood. According to inside sources, Harry seems “sick and tired” of the lifestyle and is dealing with unmet expectations.
“If things were going the way Meghan assured him they would, why would Harry be so desperately trying to achieve a return to the country and family he has relentlessly beaten?” the source questioned. The report further claims that Harry’s unhappiness is compounded by his declining popularity in both the UK and the US. “His wife’s promises are quickly drying up and his popularity is at an all-time low,” the source said, adding that the fallout could “set the stage for a bitter divorce and custody war.”
As Harry continues his solo commitments, including his charitable efforts, speculation is growing about whether his current trajectory aligns with his personal and professional aspirations. While the couple’s move to California initially promised freedom and new opportunities, it appears the challenges of living a high-profile but isolated life may be prompting Harry to reconsider his path forward.
For now, Harry remains dedicated to his philanthropic efforts, but reports highlight a growing tension between his public role, his personal happiness and the realities of his life after royalty.