Since January 2020, Prince Harry has been distanced from the royal family, maintaining latent tension between them.
Despite this, on special occasions, such as the recent tribute in honor of Lady Di, all members of the crown come together to fulfill previously agreed commitments.
According to the British newspaper The Times, Prince Harry has been the subject of concern from those close to him due to what they have called the "Prince Andrew complex." This name arose as a result of the problems that Prince Andrew faced when he was removed from public life after links to Jeffrey Epstein, accused of pedophilia.
One of the greatest fears of the British king's youngest son is the fear of being ignored due to his decision to step away from royal duties with his wife, Meghan Markle. In past interviews, the prince expressed concerns about becoming "boring" and losing public interest as polls show increased attention toward the next generation of royals, particularly Prince William's children. Critical Voices Report.
A close source revealed that Prince William's brother is feeling pressure to make a significant impact in the time he has before attention is diverted to his nephews. Meanwhile, the prince strives to keep his popularity high and use his privileged position for charitable causes, recognizing the importance of being heard to make a difference in society.
Amid these fears and concerns, Prince Harry seeks to stay relevant and continue to contribute positively, mindful of the ups and downs that can come with trying to make a lasting impact on the world. His desire to be heard and remain an influential figure in society reflects the constant pressure he feels when faced with uncertainty about his future outside of royalty.
