King Charles III appears devastated as he unwittingly kicked his youngest son Prince Harry out of his heart after the Duke’s persistent attacks on him and the Royal Family.
Britain’s new monarch has been advised by some royal experts and historians to cut ties with the Duke of Sussex as Harry can’t seem to stop attacking the Royal Family even after all the criticism he has faced for his stunts.
However, few still want the duke back in his royal fold for the sacking of his children Archie and Lilbet and Meghan. And some Harry sympathizers have even designed a roadmap for his return to the Firm.
In a chat with Express UK, Edward Coram-James, the chief executive of GoUp, says that to ‘revive his reputation’, the Duke of Sussex will need to work on a few areas of his life to regain the trust of the Royal Family and the British public. .
The expert said: “He can revive his reputation, but it will take time.” He added that he thought it would take “at least three [to] four years”.
The chief executive said a “low profile” and “lack of controversy” will be needed to restore his reputation. He added that the 38-year-old could combine them with a ‘diligent focus’ on various areas the Duke is known for. This could include “advocating for injured veterans, the rights of veterans, the rights of women, the rights of marginalized groups and communities, and the environment.”
However, some believe Meghan Markle’s husband is dishonouring himself by going after his royal elders. An insider claims King Charles and the Royal Family would never give the Duke the same respect after his bombings.