Prince Harry has come under renewed criticism after a former royal aide claimed the Duke has struggled to find purpose since stepping away from royal duties.
During a television appearance, former royal press secretary Dickie Arbiter argued that Harry’s public identity now centres largely around the Invictus Games.
According to reports cited by The Express, Arbiter suggested that leaving the British Army was among the biggest mistakes of Harry’s life.
“He hasn't really achieved anything,” Arbiter said while discussing Harry’s post-royal journey.
“Yes, he has got his Invictus Games, but he is nothing else. That doesn't happen very often; that's every two years,” he added.
Arbiter also commented on Harry’s marriage to Meghan Markle, claiming the relationship has appeared strained for some time.
He alleged that Harry “got married to someone who has pulled him right down into nothing.”
The remarks come amid recent claims from Radar Online suggesting Harry and Meghan are navigating a difficult phase in their marriage.
A source told the outlet that Meghan is currently focused on expanding business opportunities and financial growth.
“Success is something that can be measured in growth, deals, and revenue, and right now, money is very much at the forefront of her thinking,” the insider claimed.
The source further alleged that Meghan views the income generated from recent projects and trips as evidence that her strategy is paying off.
Meanwhile, the report suggested the couple’s differing priorities may be creating tension behind the scenes, particularly for Harry.
