Prince Harry's 'victim narrative' a 'toxic liability' for Palace, expert warns

Prince Harry’s latest efforts to reconnect with the Royal Family have been slammed as a “desperate pivot” that will do little to mend fractured ties.

According to royal commentator Hilary Fordwich, speaking on Fox News, the Duke of Sussex has inflicted “irreparable wounds” on the monarchy that no amount of charity work or public appearances can fix.

Fordwich criticized Harry’s recent move to share details of his schedule with Buckingham Palace, calling it a “transparent PR manoeuvre” designed to win back favor.

She argued that his strategy is less about genuine reconciliation and more about optics.

Palace insiders have also reportedly dismissed Harry’s rumored push for a “half-in, half-out” return to royal duties, branding the idea “tone-deaf” and “delusional.”

The commentator went further, accusing Harry of clinging to a “victim narrative” that remains a “toxic liability” for the Firm.

She warned that any attempt by the Palace to re-integrate Harry would risk dragging the Royal Family deeper into controversy.

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