Prince Harry Faces Uncertain Future After Tell-Alls, Royal Expert Says

## Prince Harry Faces Uncertain Future After Tell-Alls, Royal Expert Says

### Nick Bullen, co-founder of True Royalty TV, believes the Duke of Sussex needs to prioritize his future following his series of public revelations.

Prince Harry has made headlines with his tell-all interviews with Oprah Winfrey, his six-part Netflix docuseries, and his bestselling memoir, "Spare." These revelations have strained his relationships with his father, King Charles III, and his brother, Prince William.

Royal author Christopher Andersen claims that the royals are not in a forgiving mood, even as health woes impact the House of Windsor. The author suggests that King Charles and Prince William are shunning Harry to avoid distractions.

According to Andersen, Harry and Charles are no longer speaking, and the fallout from "Spare" has been overshadowed by the cancer battles of Kate Middleton and the king. Andersen believes that Harry has understood the consequences of his public attacks on the royal family.

Royal author Tom Quinn echoes Andersen's sentiments, stating that there were "consequences" for Harry if he continued to speak publicly about his family. Harry had previously been asked by his father not to make further negative statements.

Despite his strained relationship with his family, Harry rushed to London in February after his father was diagnosed with an undisclosed type of cancer. Harry expressed hope that his father's illness could bring the family closer.

Buckingham Palace announced King Charles' cancer diagnosis in February, and Kate Middleton also revealed her own cancer battle in March. The news has led to speculation about Harry's future role within the royal family.

Andersen claims that Harry has repeatedly tried to reconcile with his father, but his efforts have been unsuccessful. The royal expert believes that Harry may feel frustrated and may consider writing another tell-all book. However, he acknowledges that now is not the opportune time for Harry to speak out against his family.

British broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard speculates that the king may have asked Harry to "stem the leak" of negative information. However, she emphasizes that Harry is known for doing what he wants and may continue to pursue his expansion plans.

Royal expert Hilary Fordwich suggests that Harry has been "blacklisted" since stepping back as a senior royal. She believes that his life is becoming less "princely" and that he is skating on thin ice. Fordwich points out that for the second year in a row, Harry and Meghan Markle were not invited to the Trooping the Colour parade.

Chard also doubts that Prince William will accept Harry's olive branch anytime soon, as he is focusing on his wife's health and protecting his family. Several royal experts believe that it is unlikely that the royals will make peace in the near future.