A royal expert said Prince Harry wanted his children to experience their royal roots and heritage but saw a clear contradiction in his approach. She reflected that, over time, he may have realized that stepping away from royal duties was far easier than distancing himself from his history. She suggested that perhaps he is now recognizing that being born into the royal family is, in itself, the privilege the world sees.
Prince Harry wants his children to know his British roots despite walking away, expert claims
Kinsey Schofield told Fox News Digital that Prince Harry had publicly explained why he no longer wanted to be part of the royal family. He previously alleged that even his brother and father were “trapped,” but the expert believes his perspective has now shifted.
Schofield pointed out that the Duke of Sussex now wants his children to embrace and explore their British roots and heritage. She also noted that he appears to be making efforts to restore his children’s connection with the royal family.
The expert said, “Perhaps with time and distance, he has realized that walking away from royal duties was much easier than walking away from the history, family, and identity that came with them. Ultimately, Harry may finally be recognizing what has always seemed so obvious to the rest of us—being born a prince is an unbelievable privilege.”
The development comes less than a month after the Sussexes moved to the UK for an extended stay. More recently, they also changed schools for their children, Archie and Lilibet, reportedly over security concerns.
Their spokesperson clarified that the decision to change schools should not be interpreted as criticism of the former school or its environment, while expressing appreciation for the exceptional care provided by its teachers and staff.
It was also previously reported that the couple had been planning their return to the UK for some time but had held off due to one key factor: securing their children’s admission to a particular school.
