Prince Harry will always have a soft spot for his home country, even as he continues to navigate life in America.The claim was made by Dan Wakeford, founder of the weekly pop-culture newsletter Celebrity Intelligence.A veteran celebrity media editor, Wakeford previously led People, Entertainment Weekly and Us Weekly.Wakeford told Fox News Digital that, according to sources who spoke with Celebrity Intelligence, the Duke of Sussex continues to greatly miss the U.K.
and the role he once held there as he tries to carve out a meaningful role for himself in California.PRINCE HARRY'S INVICTUS GAMES SHOW THE 'ASSET' THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY LOST: EXPERTSPrince Harry, Duke of Sussex departs from The Invictus Games Foundation Conversation: From Policy to Practice at Chatham House on July 7, 2026, in London.Multiple royal experts told Fox News Digital that there's no doubt King Charles' younger son misses his life in the U.K.
(Eamonn M.McCormack/Getty Images)"Harry particularly doesn't love the life he has in America," Wakeford said.
"He misses his family, his friends and his former existence in the U.K.Sources say he would be content to downsize and have a smaller life instead of living on such a grand scale, but I think that is more Meghan [Markle]'s [style]."Archewell, which handles the offices of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, told Fox News Digital, "It's all unfounded speculation, of which we don't comment."Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, arrive at the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum in Melbourne, Australia, on April 14, 2026, where they were greeted by a large media presence.
(Josh Stanyer/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty Images)While Wakeford described Harry as longing for aspects of his former life in Britain, the duke recently took a step toward reconnecting with his family.WATCH: PRINCE HARRY'S CALIFORNIA LIFE ISN'T WHAT HE EXPECTED: EXPERTOn July 10, Harry, Meghan and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lili...