As per an expert, Prince Harry has seemingly found his true non-royal calling that matches his personality. For those unversed, the Sussexes stepped down as working royals in January 2020. Ever since then, Meghan Markle has seemingly given the impression that she leads the charge between her and Harry. However, a royal expert believes that the tide has turned. This comes especially after the couple’s trips to Australia and the UK earlier this year.
Prince Harry appeared to be ‘leading the charge’ during recent Sussex appearances, correspondent says
As per Royal expert Bronte Coy, there seemed to be a particular dynamic between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle since they stepped away from the royal family. Notably, Coy travelled to Australia during the Sussexes’ visit earlier this year. She explained that previously, everything the couple did was seemingly part of the “Meghan show”.
According to Coy: “I think in the US, certainly, when this Megxit happened, she’s very much been sort of the architect of what their life was going to be.” However, the royal expert admitted that during the couple’s recent trips to the UK and Australia, the Duke of Sussex was “leading the charge” (via Daily Express).
Coy said: “I was fascinated by the fact that when they arrived in Australia, and in this UK trip as well recently, it more felt like he was the one that was leading the charge, which surprised me.” Furthermore, the royal expert has predicted that perhaps there was a “tonal shift” as Harry discovered his true purpose outside the royal palace. “So again, this may be a tonal shift over the years, you know, with him sort of figuring out what the rest of it was,” Coy added.
Interestingly, ever since the Sussexes stepped down as working royals, they have been busy with their personal endeavors. For the former actress, it is her lifestyle brand As Ever, along with entrepreneurial activities. Meanwhile, for the Duke of Sussex, it is his deep commitment to the Invictus Games, which he launched over a decade ago, and other charitable activities. Last month, Harry travelled to the UK to launch the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games. The Games will be held in Birmingham in 2027.
