Prince Harry proves he’s ‘doing tremendously well’ amid professional split from Meghan Markle

Prince Harry has recently garnered praise from royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams, who claims that the Duke of Sussex has been “doing tremendously well” following his professional split from Meghan Markle. Harry’s solo appearances at public events have drawn attention, particularly as he navigates his royal duties without the presence of his wife.

Fitzwilliams, a well-known royal commentator, pointed out that Harry has managed to avoid any major controversies since stepping into the spotlight on his own. “I think all these events have gone off tremendously well. They’ve been uncontroversial,” Fitzwilliams told GB News, emphasizing how Harry has handled his recent engagements smoothly.

The Duke of Sussex has been seen at several events without Meghan, with the WellChild Awards in London marking his eighth consecutive public appearance alone. According to the Scottish Daily Express, this has sparked interest in Harry’s evolving role and responsibilities.

After his brief stay in the UK for the WellChild Awards, Harry departed for South Africa on yet another solo engagement, adding to the intrigue surrounding his future plans. While Meghan has been noticeably absent from these events, Harry has appeared to focus on his charitable commitments and public duties without any distractions.

Fitzwilliams speculated that Harry might have some upcoming plans that the public is not yet aware of. “He hasn’t given any interviews. Perhaps something is being planned that we are unaware of,” the royal expert hinted, leaving fans curious about what might be on the horizon for the Duke.

One of the next projects in the spotlight is Harry’s upcoming docuseries for Netflix, which, according to Fitzwilliams, may not feature Harry prominently. “His next docuseries for Netflix on Polo apparently doesn’t feature him much, so what we’re waiting to see is how this will be developing in the weeks and months,” he explained.

Fitzwilliams also pondered what Harry’s solo engagements might indicate for his long-term strategy. “Will there be some more tours? They’ve been, of course, to Nigeria and he and Meghan most recently to Latin America,” he remarked. This could signal a shift in how Harry and Meghan plan to approach their separate and shared public roles in the future.

“So is this part and parcel of a new strategy? Whereas Meghan develops her cooking side on Netflix, and Harry does more solo,” Fitzwilliams added, suggesting that the couple might be carving out more distinct paths in their careers while maintaining their global influence.