Prince Harry warned to take ‘sensible steps’ as he returns to UK
Prince Harry told to shake things up a little in career domain
Prince Harry is advised to do things differently as he comes back to the UK.
The Duke of Sussex, who is no longer a working royal, is asked to shake things up a little as he navigates a new life in his homeland.
Speaking to Smooth Radio's gaming brand, Smooth Spins Casino, Grant Harrold, says : "Let's face it, he's got to come up with some new way of doing things. He's not going to be doing the traditional royal stuff. So he's got to do something that's going to keep the family happy."
The former Royal butler added: "If Prince Harry was to be sensible about the whole situation and not go down the Netflix route, he could try a series of him going around royal homes and palaces.
"I don't think it would be that hugely successful, but the Royal Family wouldn't mind him doing that because then it's in brand."
He noted: "Could Harry go on a quiz show? Well, Princess Anne was on sic [BBC sports quiz show A Question of Sport] It's a bit of fun, and maybe he could go on a show with Michael McIntyre. That's all very possible."
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