Prince Harry has been making significant strides with his solo appearances in New York and the UK, prompting a royal expert to commend his progress during his professional split from Meghan Markle. Richard Fitzwilliams praised the Duke of Sussex, stating he is "doing tremendously well" in his public engagements.
Since embarking on solo appearances, Harry has notably avoided any controversies, with the WellChild Awards in London marking his eighth consecutive event without the Duchess, as reported by the Scottish Daily Express. Following his brief return to the UK, the Duke headed to South Africa for yet another solo engagement.
Commenting on Harry’s recent activities during a segment on GB News, Fitzwilliams remarked, “I think all these events have gone off tremendously well. They've been uncontroversial.” He noted that Harry has refrained from giving interviews, hinting at potential plans that may not yet be revealed.
Fitzwilliams mentioned that Harry's upcoming Netflix docuseries on polo may not prominently feature him, leaving fans curious about his future direction. He speculated about potential new tours, recalling previous visits to Nigeria and Latin America, and questioned whether this marks a shift in strategy, with Meghan focusing on her cooking projects while Harry takes on more solo ventures.
