Prince Harry will “without a doubt” soon regret his decision to step away from the Royal Family, a PR expert has claimed.
As the Duke of Sussex works to build his life away from royal duties in the US, one expert has said that his life now is “much harder”.
Harry has also seen a sharp decrease in his popularity, both in the UK and US, since the January release of his memoir, Spare.
The release of Spare also has left many wondering whether the Duke will come to regret his decision to disclose private details of his time in the Firm.
Kieran Elsby, a PR expert and Director of Media PR Global, said: “Without a doubt, Harry will regret leaving the Royal Family.”
Speaking to the Mirror, Mr Elsby said: “There are indisputable advantages to being part of such a distinguished family, which he will now realise he took for granted.”
He then went onto discuss the “heritage” of the family, adding that the “tradition” that comes from being part of it is something that cannot be matched anywhere else.
He said: “It’s about being part of a legacy that has shaped history.
“He needs to ensure he lands on the right side of history, as historically those who have left, haven’t.”
Mr Elsby said that another way Harry will miss his royal connection is because it is easier to accomplish his goals on a “larger scale” while still being part of it.
In the last three years since stepping down, royal experts have also noticed how difficult Harry has found not receiving royal treatment and the luxuries that being a royal provides.
Harry has likely found some “challenges” that he most probably didn’t think about before stepping down.
According to the expert, one challenge is “relentless media scrutiny” that both he and Meghan have experienced.
He added: “The resources and support that come with the title are luxuries that few can experience.
“You can see that funding and security have been a major stumbling block for Harry since left.
“The sense of duty and responsibility that comes with being a royal must have provided a deep sense of purpose.
“Having a role that contributes to the society is fulfilling.”
