TalkTV presenter Kevin O'Sullivan blasted Prince Harry following his recent visit to the UK where he reunited with King Charles for a private meeting. The Duke of Sussex was accompanied by his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and their two children, Archie and Lilibet. It was the first time the King had seen his grandchildren in four years.
Royal Reunion Sparks Return Rumours
Charles was diagnosed with cancer in 2024, while Harry and Meghan stepped back from royal duties in 2020, and now live in California. Sources suggest the royal reunion has renewed Prince Harry's interest in rejoining the Royal Family. He reportedly looks forward to making an arrangement that perfectly balances life in the UK and the US.
A source close to the Sussexes said that Harry allegedly wants to return to his royal life, following the emotional reunion with King Charles. They revealed he hopes his kids will experience the life he once had.
Kevin O'Sullivan's Blast
Kevin claimed Harry believes that 'all should be forgiven' following his royal reconciliation as he looks to mend his relationship with his family. Speaking on Wednesday's edition of his show, the presenter questioned: 'Why does he not understand that it's not doable?'
Show guest Kinsey Schofield claimed Harry is 'crawling back to King Charles' because it's the last resort. The royal commentator replied: 'I think what we're seeing is the last resort. If Harry and Meghan had a blossoming Netflix career and they were preparing to launch Meet Me at the Lake and the Afghanistan movie and were excited about some new projects on the horizon. And Spotify kept pumping money into them because they were such great content creators and were reliable and consistent, then there is no way in hell Prince Harry would be crawling on his knees begging daddy to take him back. This is a last resort.'
Financial Concerns and Security Battles
Kinsey also claimed the couple had financial concerns having spent millions of dollars on security. She also suggested Harry may face a large bill after the royal and six prominent figures lost their case against publishers of the Daily Mail, with some reports suggesting it could be upwards of £50m. 'I think he realises the only way he can survive is daddy,' the expert concluded.
The Duke of Sussex lost an appeal last year challenging the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures' decision to strip him of taxpayer-funded security. He is reportedly trying to convince the Home Secretary to approve his security, according to The Independent.
