Prince Harry ‘kills' his final chance with King Charles after Trooping of Colour

After killing off the last shred of hope Prince Harry has for a reconciliation, an expert has come forward to address his ‘down and sad’ demeanor.

Renowned royal photographer Arthur Edwards is that expert in question and he believes the final straw, which was the BBC interview following his loss for taxpayer-funded security, is what’s caused this situation.

He spoke to The Sun's Royal Editor Matt Wilkinson about everything and said that Prince Harry seems to be floating, without “a real role now”, with his wife walking a solo path with her business.

“And I keep thinking back to that video he made when he lost the court case. And he looked so sad in that, so really down and not upbeat like he was normally,” Mr Edwards recounted as well.

In light of this, he admitted as well, “I feel somehow he's having probably second thoughts. All he wanted to do was reconcile with his father.”

However, that wasn’t where the conversation ended because Mr Edwards also spilled into Prince Harry’s shoes for a while and added, “The thing is, if he'd only said sorry on that interview, 'sorry, Pop, you know, I do want to see you' - I think that might have had a different [effect]. But in many ways, it was coming from his heart, I thought. His father is not well, he's concerned - it's his father.”

And “I did feel that was a change in his attitude,” he added. “I mean, I haven't seen anything in five years. and then suddenly he comes out with that.”

So “I thought he looked so sad, you know, so sad,” the expert concluded by saying.