Prince Harry dubbed 'loser' in US as he's told how to make amends with King Charles
A royal photographer says Harry "thinks he's bigger than he actually is" in the US but could face an uphill battle if he wants to return to the UK.
Prince Harry is a "big-time loser" in the US and "thinks he’s bigger than he actually is", according to a royal photographer.
Arthur Edwards hit out at the Duke of Sussex for ditching the Royal Family to move to the US with his wife Meghan Markle.
Speaking to The Sun’s Royal Exclusive, he said: “I think he thinks he’s bigger than he actually is.
“I also think Meghan [Markle] doesn’t want to come here anymore, He comes back but she never comes with him.
“What really upsets the King is the fact that he’s never going to see his grandchildren [Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet]."
He added that Archie and Lilibet should be "playing with their cousins", Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
He said: “They should be here enjoying the life of the Royal Family. Instead of that, they’re stuck in their house in Montecito and they’re just celebrities in a town full of celebrities.
"Here, he was somebody, and there, just another celebrity, in my view. He’s the loser, big time.”
Dick Griffin, a police officer for Queen Elizabeth II, added: “This morning, I read that before he went [to America] he was the most popular royal and now, he’s gone right down, almost at the bottom of the list."
In recent months, various reports and royal sources have suggested Harry could be planning to return to the UK, or even make a shock return to the Royal Family.
But Mr Edwards said Harry has a long way to go to make amends to his family - and spelled out exactly what the Duke has to do in order to make amends with his father King Charles.
He said: “He’s going to have to make a big, big, big act of contrition in my view, to the King, before he gets back because, quite frankly, they’re frightened to have him with them because any conversation they have could be in the next TV programme they make.
“They’re not prepared to do that anymore.
“I always believe in the parable of the Prodigal Son – everything’s possible – but at the moment it doesn’t look likely.”
Harry recently returned to the UK to attend the funeral of his uncle Lord Robert Fellowes.
Also present at the funeral was Prince William. The royal brothers remain on bad terms and reportedly did not acknowledge each other at the funeral.
