Prince Harry ventures into no man's land feeling ‘trapped'

Prince Harry has found himself being ridiculed by royal expert Daniela Elser.

She shared her thoughts on the changes that the Duke has made to his personal and professional life, in a piece for News.com.au.

She began the conversation by saying, “So far 2025 feels like it could be one of the quietest ever with Harry’s public footprint seeming to be on the wane.”

Ms Elser even compared his 2020 royal engagement list to that of this year’s and noted that, on his last year he had 201 engagements, whereas this year it was 17 days for his charitable endeavors.

For fans of the Duke she recommends that “by and large the most common place to catch a glimpse of the duke these days is the duchess’ Instagram feed thanks to her muscular posting regimen.”

But while Meghan follows that up by being “busy beavering away at building an empire off the back of tea bags and rose petals,” or while “selling out her second drop of As Ever products and launching her own rosé,” her husband “circa 2025 remains something of a blank” to fans, critics and commentators alike.

And simultaneously “while the duchess is transitioning and evolving her brand into that of go-getting entrepreneur, it feels like duke is trapped in something of an identity crisis, stuck in a reputational no man’s land,” she also noted.

Overall “it’s easier to define Harry today by what he is not,” she noted in her concluding remark.