Former butler to King Charles, Grant Harrold, reveals Prince Harry’s apprehension about Donald Trump’s potential return to presidency amid personal and public challenges for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Grant Harrold, a former butler to King Charles, has publicly speculated on Prince Harry’s biggest concern about living in the United States: the potential return of Donald Trump to the presidency. Harrold suggests that the Duke of Sussex fears the repercussions from Trump, particularly after Trump hinted at investigating Harry’s US visa application for possible discrepancies. This comes amidst Prince Harry’s adaptation to handling his own bureaucratic tasks, a shift from the support traditionally provided by the Royal Household.
In parallel, personal developments have been stirring for Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle. Reports reveal that Prince Harry expressed a desire to return to the UK in light of his father, King Charles III’s cancer diagnosis, surprising Meghan. Speculation about the Duke’s homesickness and the couple’s future plans, including Meghan’s new lifestyle brand, “American Riviera Orchard,” and Prince Harry’s challenges with the royal succession and his memoir ‘Spare’, continue to capture public attention.
The recent downgrade of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s profiles on the Royal Family’s official website adds another layer to the complexities facing the couple. Their public positions appear to have been affected, regardless of their ongoing initiatives and public appearances.
Moreover, King Charles III’s recent cancer diagnosis has prompted discussions around the line of succession. Prince William is now first in line, followed by his children. Prince Harry remains fifth, directly after his brother and nephews and niece, but his personal and public life remains under scrutiny, especially in light of his move to the United States and his evolving role outside of the traditional royal duties.
As they navigate these multifaceted challenges, Meghan’s ventures into the lifestyle and entertainment sectors signify a strategic step towards establishing an independent brand identity. Their moves, however, come with warnings from commentators about the volatility of their celebrity status in the US, urging them to diversify their appeal beyond their royal connections.
The unfolding narrative around the Duke and Duchess of Sussex highlights a period of transition, both in their personal lives and in relation to the British Royal Family, as they continue to seek a balance between independence and their royal lineage.
