Prince Harry declares he remains a working royal despite Megxit

10 articles · Updated · The List · Apr 26

In an ITV News interview during his April 24 visit to Ukraine with a landmine-clearing group, Prince Harry rejected the label 'not a working royal.'
Harry emphasized his ongoing commitment to public causes, but his statement drew widespread mockery and skepticism online, with many questioning his intentions and speculating about a possible return to royal duties.
Observers note that any return to official royal life could strain his marriage to Meghan Markle, given her reluctance to live in London and persistent public hostility toward her in the UK.

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