‘Lonely’ Prince Harry growing ‘distant’ from royals after Queen Elizbeth’s death
Prince Harry left ‘alone’ and feeling ‘distant’ after Queen Elizabeth’s death
Prince Harry has started becoming ‘lonely and distant’ from the rest of the Royal Family following the death of Queen Elizabeth.
Royal correspondent Cameron Walker issued this claim during his interview with GB News.
The expert began by addressing Prince Harry’s body language while departing Balmoral, and told the outlet, “The gates opened here at Balmoral Castle and two black Range Rovers appeared and sped off very hastily.”
“In the front car was Prince Harry, we didn’t quite see who was in the back car but we are assuming it was his security staff.
“He left alone is the point here and he also travelled separately yesterday up to Balmoral Castle.”
“He was not with other members of the Royal Family but Prince William, Prince Andrew, and the Earl and Countess of Wessex we understand travelled together.”
“This shows still, even with the death of Her Majesty the Queen, there is still a clear distance between the Duke of Sussex and the rest of the Royal Family.”
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