Prince Harry, once known as the Royal Family’s beloved “fun uncle” for his playful demeanor and close bond with his niece and nephews, has seemingly passed on this role to Mike Tindall following his relocation to California in 2020. The Duke of Sussex recently made a rare visit to the UK, where he had a face-to-face meeting with King Charles.
This meeting is said to have set the stage for Harry to make more frequent returns and possibly appear in public with his estranged father. However, according to body language expert Judi James, Prince George may have already formed a strong attachment to Mike Tindall, who is married to Zara Tindall, making Harry’s return potentially belated.
Judi elaborated that George, who used to enjoy Harry’s company, now sees Mike as a significant figure in his life, filling the void left by Harry’s absence. She emphasized Mike’s crucial role as a fun and supportive presence for Prince George, especially considering the young royal’s future responsibilities.
In contrast, Prince Harry has been candid about royal life in his autobiography and the Netflix documentary series, revealing personal details such as his strained relationship with Prince William and his emotional journey following Princess Diana’s tragic death in 1997. Despite Harry’s openness, Buckingham Palace has remained silent on the revelations in his memoir.
Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s move to the US, they have shared insights into their experiences within the Royal Family. While speculation about a reconciliation within the royal rift grows, reports suggest that King Charles has set conditions for Harry’s potential return to royal duties.
During a recent brief visit to the UK, Prince Harry also made a secret trip to Kensington Palace, but he left before the funeral of the Duchess of Kent, who passed away at the age of 92. Harry visited the Palace to personally pay his respects and offer condolences to the Duke of Kent.
