Prince Harry leans on royal family for support in future ventures

Prince Harry has found himself at a crossroads where the support and association with the Royal Family become crucial elements for the success of his upcoming ventures.

The former royal couples have shown a desire to reside in the UK for a portion of the year—specifically, four months. 

This indicated an effort on the part of the Sussexes to find a middle ground and establish a compromise with the Royal Family.

As per royal expert Tom Quinn, Prince Harry relies more on the Royal Family than they depend on him.

Quinn said “He’s gone from being a member of the Royal Family and doing charitable work to doing even less in the States. And I think people are starting to lose interest in Harry and Meghan.”

He added, “Harry’s probably realized, and beginning to think, he needs the Royal Family more than the Royal Family needs him.”

While talking about Duke’s difficulty, he continued, “Apart from writing more books about how tough life was, I’m not sure he has any idea what the new thing is going to be.”

Seemingly, Harry is somewhat uncertain about his professional direction in the US, and there's a possibility that he might regain a sense of purpose upon returning home.

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Quinn suggested that Harry might be feeling isolated in Montecito, residing in a gated community, and lacking sufficient responsibilities to keep him occupied and fulfilled.

The royal expert considered that the initiative to take the first step rests with Harry, stating, “He needs to try and reach out to them and makeup, and be friends again, because now that he’s not in contact with his father, or his brother, he’s kind of losing his grand value.”

Regarding 2024, they have commitments with The Archewell Foundation, the annual Invictus Games, and a potential partnership with Amazon.

Harry's Invictus Games are slated for Vancouver, Canada, in the upcoming year.

There have been discussions about a venture with Amazon's Audible, but official confirmation is pending and apart from these, the Sussexes' engagements appear limited as of now.