Prince Harry wants to revive Princess Diana with UK return
Prince Harry is hoping to make content about late mother princess Diana
Prince Harry has a major motive as he prepared as he is settling down in the UK.
The Duke of Sussex, who has brought wife Meghan Markle and their two kids to Cotswolds, six years after exiting the UK, wants to pay a tribute to his late mother.
The Daily Mail Senior Editor-at-Large and royal reporter Richard Kay has claimed that Harry's UK move is part of his plans to "make a television film”
It is further revealed that Harry is in talks with his friends and Princess Diana‘s associates for a TV project that can “occupy a lot of his headspace over the next 12 months.”
A royal source earlier said: "The King and the entire Royal Family have undoubtedly been blindsided by the announcement from Harry and Meghan that they are returning to the UK.
Speaking about the couple, Royal expert Russell Myers tells Mirror: “Once everything is all sorted, surely they’re going to have to see the King, whether it’s in London or at Highgrove, and explain the full reasons of what they’re doing back in the UK.”
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