A royal historian believes Prince Harry is only now realising he is “less than the sum of his parts” without the royal family.
Author and Windsor family historian Tessa Dunlop said the Duke of Sussex had embarked on “an incredibly difficult journey” in stepping back as a working royal and telling his story but the reality of post-royal life is only now “sinking in”.
The author explained that although she has “compassion” for Harry he took being born into royalty “for granted”. “I think it’s been an incredibly difficult journey… I don’t think Harry has many assets, I don’t think he had the intellectual acumen and probably grounding in history, bizarrely, to understand just what he was trying to achieve," she told Ms Schofield.
“He needed to go much slower but I totally understand why the impetuous lad, the rival sibling, the bruised man wanted to smack it out there really quickly, get some easy hits, except they’ve proved quite hard hits - but lucrative ones that’s for sure - under his belt. And I don’t think he would have ever envisaged the difficulty,” Ms Dunlop said.
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