Prince Harry will certainly be “booed again” when he comes back to visit the UK this week as was reported by Princess Diana’s former butler.
The Duke of Sussex is, in fact, coming back to London on the 8th of May, for the first time since his visit to see his dad King Charles, after his diagnosis of cancer in the month of February.
It will furthermore be his first trip to his home soil since the announcement of his sister-in-law’s cancer diagnosis in March.
Prince Harry is likely to receive the same boos again when he arrives in UK next week, the ex-butler of the late Princess Diana believes.
Also, according to Paul Burrell, the servant who worked for Diana form 10 years until her sudden death in 1997, the public opinion about Harry hasn’t made the right traveling yet because Harry simply closed the door on the royal lifestyle in 2020.
“Burrell stated that ‘he is back in St. Paul’s Cathedral where the public booed him last time’ adding that “it is likely that he will be booed one more time since the mood of the public is still the same.'”
“Neither did they have a place in this story; after all, Harry had become an American resident.” He added.
However, Burrell suggests that “the British are not pleased with how things have turned out.”
He adds, “You can be sure that the king and queen are not too happy either”. “A line is drawn in the sand by William, and there is no hope that Harry will ever talk to his brother again.”
“There is a chance and the door is still open with his father and I’m sure there will be a meeting, but Camilla won’t be there because I don’t think there is any love lost between Camilla and Harry.”
Not only is Harry set to stay at a hotel after not being offered a royal residence, his estranged family members have no plans to see him during his brief visit to London.
It won’t be the first time the father of two stays at a hotel during a mad dash to the capital, which he opted to do during his blink-and-you-miss-it trip in February.
Besides, Charles supposedly is “too busy” to make it to his youngest child which supposedly implies that he is probably just “one step away from isolation,” as stated Burrell.
His prime was the sentence he added: “It seems they simply are letting him get on with it now. This doesn’t make them too happy, but look! Now, Harry took actually a closer step to estrangement.”
Here we see Harry without a single thought about our reaction. He will do whatever he thinks is right and I think he will make a bigger mistake than ever. His caution is based on the fact that all the plans of his enemies are not necessarily going to be successful and also time will work on him.
All the chaos would never have existed, and she would have solved it the way she always would – and, of course, Diana is not here anymore, so there is no one strong enough or brave enough to speak up. However, this problem, as well as many others will continue to exist because no one is willing to put their heads out and no one is tough and brave enough for Harry to accept their words, according to Burrell.
