Prince Harry is called out for constantly coming back after his infamous exit from the UK.

The Duke of Sussex, who is also planning a Yuka return in 2027 due to Invictus games in Birmingham, is reminded he chose his own path of privacy after leaving his position as a senior Royal in 2020.

Expert Victoria Richards writes for i Paper: “He’s publicly bemoaned the way he grew up ‘in a goldfish bowl under constant surveillance’ – and ‘Megxit’ allowed him and Meghan to remove themselves from the palace spotlight – but they then went on to thrust themselves, very publicly and very intentionally, into a Netflix one.”

She adds: “From their warts-and-all reality TV show, Harry and Meghan, to Meghan’s solo cooking and candle-making series With Love, Meghan (cancelled after its second season), the couple haven’t exactly been living the quiet, homely life they professed to want. They’ve transformed themselves into documentary makers, lifestyle gurus and motivational speakers – even Middle East envoys, in Meghan’s case.”

The expert notes: “On a personal level, the Duke of Sussex has already sought to repair the relationship with his dad, spending 50 minutes with him at Clarence House last September, in their first face-to-face interaction since the King’s cancer diagnosis in February 2024.”

“Like an unwanted guest who keeps turning up on the doorstep, whether we like it or not, Prince Harry keeps coming back – and we better get used to it,” she notes.