'Hypocrite' Prince Harry issued stark warning over next steps after UK trip

Prince Harry has been issued a stark warning after his remarks about High Court following defeat in privacy case.

Harry soon issued a statement on the dismissal, accusing the High Court of a "whitewash".

Following this statement, royal expert Tom Bower has warned the Duke that the best thing he could do is "disappear for a year."

The royal expert told the Daily Express: “The best thing he could do is go back to Montecito and disappear for a year and then start again, try again to rebuild relations, but prove that he can be trusted."

The royal expert continued: "I think what the last few weeks of real speculation about what he will or won't be doing, where he would be staying, whether Meghan is coming, will the children meet their grandfather, all show that he's completely untrustworthy.”

The expert branded Prince Harry a ‘hypocrite’ for using the media he claims to hate to leak damaging stories.

“If he had just handled things quietly, he and Meghan could have had a private family visit. But they didn't want privacy - they wanted a massive public spectacle for branding and publicity."

Prince Harry recently lost privacy case against British tabloid.

He, Meghan Markle and their children Archie and Lilibet also reunited with King Charles during their trip to UK.