No Wonder Prince Harry Was Cool With Moving To U.S. – Duke Admits To ‘Not Liking England Much’

As most people know by now, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back from their positions as senior members of the British Royal Family. According to some reports, Prince Harry had a plan to exit the monarchy (at least to a degree) even before he met Meghan Markle. While insiders say that Prince Harry kept his plans to himself, and only revealed them to Meghan, it was clear to many that Prince Harry was becoming increasingly unhappy in his role at Buckingham Palace.

Signs of Prince Harry’s unhappiness revealed themselves as sources suggest that although Prince Harry went along to get along in many instances, too often the duke found himself the odd man out, the third wheel, at functions that involved his elder brother Prince William and Kate Middleton. Thus, when it became clear that many at The Firm didn’t like or appreciate Meghan Markle all that much, an exit from his position at The Firm became even more desirable to Prince Harry.

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Prince Harry Really Loves Living in the USA

Following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s exit from the UK, they headed over to Canada where they lived for a time on Vancouver Island. However, it wouldn’t be long before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved to California where they then stayed at the immense, palatial estate of Hollywood producer, Tyler Perry before they ultimately purchased their own mega estate in the celebrity-filled neighborhood of Montecito in Santa Barbara.

As Omid Scobie, the co-author of “Finding Freedom” has suggested, living in California has resulted in Prince Harry being “happier than ever.” With a beautiful wife and a gigantic, multi-million deal with the American streaming giant, Netflix, Mr. Scobie suggests that Prince Harry is finally content with his life and that the duke can now, sit back and think, ‘I made it.’”

All this comes as no surprise, however, to those who have kept up with Prince Harry’s comings and goings. Indeed, in an interview with The Daily Telegraph, back in 2009 Prince Harry said, “I don’t want to sit around in Windsor … I generally don’t like England that much and, you know, it’s nice to be away from all the press and the papers.” Prince Harry’s comments at the time were taken as he served the UK as a soldier on a tour of duty in Afghanistan.

Prince Harry Doesn’t Miss His Old Life

Some commentators feel that Prince Harry’s comments to the Daily Telegraph were poorly worded. Prince Harry did not intend to insult his place of birth. After all, here was commenting while fighting for that very same country.

Be that as it may, others believe there is no denying the fact that Prince Harry may indeed be much happier in America than he ever was in Great Britain. As royal commentator Ingrid Seward suggested, “He’s embracing his new life and everything is an adventure right now. He has moved on very quickly, and I don’t think he misses his old life at all.”

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In any case, why shouldn’t Prince Harry be allowed to be happy wherever he wants to be happy? Why must Prince Harry be physically present in the UK for people to believe that he is loyal to the British Isles and the monarchy?

At the end of the day, hasn’t Prince Harry done his bit for his country? Hasn’t he worn the uniform of the UK? As a prince, Harry has led an incredibly privileged life with much of what he has given to him through no merit of his own.

However, the fact that Prince Harry served his country with honor as a soldier is the one thing no one can criticize him for. That remains true whether Harry privately loves or detests England.

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