‘Swaggery’ Prince William Needs Prince Harry To Save the Monarchy, Royal Expert Says

“William, whatever his abiding resentments toward Harry for his intemperate broadsides in Spare, should now suck it up and let his father give Harry something to do,” Brown continued. Harry’s participation in the monarchy has become ever more important “in an isolationist Trump world,” which Brown said means that the UK “needs to draw closer to Europe” and maintain its relations with the Commonwealth.

“William and Kate dread foreign tours that take the princess away from the children and cut into what William (to his advisers’ irritation) calls his ‘me time,’” Brown said. “So, unload the lesser but important red-carpet junkets onto the Sussexes who, chastened by five years in the wilderness, would export some modern royal flair, especially to ex-colonial trouble spots.”
In a podcast interview several weeks ago, Brown noted that Harry never really trained to work, except for his years in the British army. But in the interview with The Ankler’s Janice Min, she praised Harry for being good at going around the world, playing the role of prince and showing support for his favorite causes. In recent “faux-royal tours” he’s undertaken, with or without Meghan, he’s “charming, he’s funny, he’s sweet, he’s authentic again,” Brown said.

Then again, in that same interview, Brown expressed skepticism about whether the British public would also welcome his American wife back into a royal role. Brown explained the reasons that Meghan has become disliked by the majority of Britons. They feel like the American former TV actor took Harry away from them.
“He’s the lamb to the slaughter in this situation,” Brown said. “I mean, he was terribly impressed by Meghan. He thought that she knew it all. She persuaded him that she was the savvy Hollywood wheeler dealer, who would come in and make them stars and all the rest of it. And he just sort of blindly followed her like a child, really.”

Harry’s popularity in the UK indeed plummeted after he left his home country, and he used interviews and Spare to criticize his family, according to various polls.
But Brown still predicted that Harry “could make a comeback.” She said, after all, “he’ll always be Prince Harry. He’ll always be the grandson of the Queen and the son of Diana. You can’t take that from him, whatever happens.”

So, Brown said, the British people would be happy to have Harry back, but only “if he came back alone.”

SOURCE: Cafe mom