Prince Harry is currently traveling to Lesotho, without his wife Meghan Markle. This solo trip fuels hypotheses about a possible strategy of rapprochement with the British royal family.
Harry solo since the start of the school year
In recent weeks, Prince Harry seems to have chosen to carry out several engagements without the company of Meghan Markle. Indeed, for his recent trip to Lesotho, the Duke of Sussex appeared alone. This is not a first. Since the start of the school year, the prince seems to have increased his number of solo trips, which quickly aroused the interest of the media and observers of the British royal family.
According to several journalists, this choice would be linked to a new strategy of the youngest son of King Charles III. The goal? Reconnect with family back in the UK. Journalist Laura Buys, from Here, explains that Meghan Markle “has a very bad press” in Great Britain.
According to her, the American actress is often singled out as being responsible for Prince Harry’s estrangement from his family. For this reason, the prince seems to want to reposition himself and appear in a new light, far from the controversies that have surrounded his couple in recent years.
A calculated repositioning?
The question remains whether this approach is not in reality the result of a well-thought-out strategy by the Sussex couple. Laura Buys argues that “Prince Harry may have thought that when I was alone, I had pretty good press and people loved me, so we’re going to try that. I will represent the foundation, Meghan you will do your business on your side“. A hypothesis that seems plausible, given the prince’s past and the cordial ties he had with his family before meeting Meghan Markle.
For the moment, neither Prince Harry nor his wife have made any comments on this new dynamic. They thus leave the field open to the speculations of observers and journalists. Regardless, the couple continues to surprise with their choices. Also, the Sussex couple always attracts media attention to their actions, whether individual or collective.
