Prince Harry has drawn attention after referring to himself as the “Prince of England” during a recent podcast appearance.
The Duke of Sussex, who currently lives in California with Meghan Markle and their children, joined former rugby player Joe Marler for an interview on his podcast.
During the conversation, Marler asked Harry how he would describe his occupation. Harry responded by saying he was the “Prince of England”, a duke and a “full-time dad”.
His answer has sparked discussion, particularly because it comes six years after Harry and Meghan stepped back from their roles as senior working members of the Royal Family and moved to the United States.
The interview also follows reports of a recent reunion between Harry, Meghan and King Charles, bringing renewed attention to the couple’s relationship with the Royal Family.
Royal commentator Camilla Tominey later criticised the Sussexes in The Telegraph, arguing that controversy surrounding the couple continues to keep them in the public eye.
She suggested that ongoing speculation about Harry’s links to Buckingham Palace may eventually become part of another television project.
Tominey also claimed that Harry and Meghan have turned their private disagreements with the Royal Family into a profitable media strategy.
According to the commentator, the couple’s public profile remains heavily connected to royal tensions, personal grievances and continuing family drama.
