Prince Harry has been an infamous folly among his friends in the UK ever since he married Meghan Markle.
According to royal commentator Tom Quinn, pals of the Duke of Sussex see the post-Meghan Harry as “a tree-hugger with whom they have nothing in common.”
Hence, he is ought to spend a rather lonely time during his upcoming visit to the country to attend St Paul’s Cathedral service to mark 10 years of The Invictus Games next week.
Meghan will stay back in the couple’ Montecito mansion with their kids, reuniting with the Spare author on their tour to Nigeria later in the week.
Tom told The Mirror: "Harry has a few friends from the army and from his days at school, but they are a part of the old pre-Meghan world that Harry hates to revisit, so he will indeed spend a great deal of his time in the UK alone.”
“His military friends feel he has betrayed them by writing about his military service in such an un-military way and his old Etonian friends don’t like the new 'woke' Harry,” the royal expert shared.
“Conservative with both a small and a big C, they see the new Harry as a tree-hugger with whom they have nothing in common,” he added.
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