Prince Harry was described as “dangerous” to the royal family if his reported mindset remained unchanged after his UK return. The Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle returned to Britain, years after their Oprah Winfrey interview and “Spare.” A royal expert said reconciliation still appeared to depend on accountability and an apology. The warning framed Harry’s return as an ongoing risk to the royal family rather than simply a family reset.
Prince Harry’s mindset has not changed despite UK return and reunion, per expert
As per the Express, Richard Fitzwilliams commented on the Sussexes’ return. The royal commentator said reports of an unchanged grievance mattered after 2021. That year, Harry and Meghan Markle sat down with Oprah Winfrey after stepping away from royal duties. During that interview, the couple made claims about royal life and family treatment. The report also cited Meghan’s allegation about comments on Archie’s skin color.
Meanwhile, Fitzwilliams said, “If he still feels as aggrieved” as reported, the issue was serious. He called Harry “dangerous to the Royal Family” because the Oprah interview reached “tens of millions.” He also noted that “Spare” had “huge sales.”
The Sussexes, he added, were now “suddenly, in situ.” However, he said Harry told the BBC last year that he “wanted reconciliation.” Fitzwilliams added, “For him, reconciliation requires accountability.” But he said the family would “never publicly apologize.”
Still, the expert pointed to Queen Elizabeth’s response after the Oprah interview. He called “some recollections may vary” the most memorable quote from that period. According to him, “people just don’t trust the Sussexes” and had “reason.”
The Express report said the news of the couple’s return was shared with King Charles earlier this month. It was allegedly shared only three days before the news became public. The family now lives at a private, non-royal residence outside London. For Harry, the return raised fresh doubts around reconciliation and trust.
