Prince Harry’s recent bout of homesickness has become a topic of discussion, adding to the ongoing troubles in Montecito.

According to reports, Meghan Markle is also feeling frustrated with her prince.

Joining us to delve into this matter further is Rafe Heidel-Mankhu, Senior Fellow at the New Culture Forum.

Good morning, Rafe, and welcome to our brand new studio at the Independent Republic.

Unfortunately, technical difficulties have prevented Rafe from seeing the studio, as he is joining us via phone.

The footage shows Prince Harry and Meghan Markle engaging with various individuals during a trip abroad.

Prince Harry, holding an umbrella under the watchful eyes of the world’s cameras, appears to be contemplating his life choices.

It was inevitable that at some point, they would need to reassess their future and plans.

Is this the moment they have been anticipating?

Rafe suggests that perhaps a life centered around self-absorbed narcissism, meditation, and sipping chai all day long with vacuous Hollywood airheads isn’t as fulfilling as they had imagined.

While Meghan’s upbringing emphasized responsibility, duty, and service, it seems that she has taken the reins in their relationship.

Over the past year, Meghan has been driving her own agenda, with Prince Harry serving as the ladder to her success.

Now, it is Prince Harry’s turn to support her career.

However, it is only natural for a man like Harry to feel homesick for the friends who provided him with a sense of balance.

Unfortunately, he no longer has that support system, nor does he have a home in London.

It is not surprising that after distancing himself from his family, compromises must be made.

One olive branch has been extended to his uncle, Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Duchess of Edinburgh.

It appears that Prince Harry is yearning for his life across the Atlantic.

Could their predicament be due to the fact that they have reached a dead end?

Prince Harry’s involvement in the Invictus Games, an event he has branded as his own, has garnered him praise.

However, recent comments from the chief executive of Spotify reveal that the podcasts they paid millions for did not resonate with audiences.

It seems that if they cannot find success on platforms like Spotify and Netflix, they will need to explore alternative avenues.

While self-help seminars and discussions on mindfulness are popular, the field is already saturated.

The South Park parody of the couple has also contributed to their diminishing popularity, turning them into a source of amusement rather than inspiration.

Rafe highlights that once late-night American talk shows and South Park start mocking you, it becomes challenging to be taken seriously.

The self-help industry is dominated by talented individuals who possess charisma and captivating speaking abilities.

Unfortunately, Harry and Meghan have yet to demonstrate expertise in any field other than grievance and victimhood.

Their proximity to the royal family has been their selling point, but as that distance grows, so does the fading interest from the public.

Even their recent documentary, “Heart of Invictus,” failed to attract significant viewership.

People are only interested in Harry and Meghan when they are associated with royalty, and that connection is no longer there.

As for their future endeavors, Meghan is reportedly working on her memoirs, which could potentially make a splash.

Prince Harry has also hinted at a sequel to his memoirs, promising more revelations.

However, any deals they strike now will likely be scrutinized based on the lukewarm reception of “Heart of Invictus.”

Consumers have made it clear that they are only interested in Harry and Meghan when they are discussing matters related to royalty.

This limitation may frustrate their attempts to pursue other interests.

The question arises: Can they even leave the US?

Meghan and Harry have obligations to fulfill, including Meghan’s book contracts and potential interest in politics.

However, it seems uncertain if they can truly disconnect from their current situation.

Returning to the UK would only highlight the lack of a role for Prince Harry within the royal family.

His father, Prince Charles, has made it clear that permission would be required for him to stay near the royal seat in Windsor.

Reconnecting with Britain may prove challenging.

Rafe reminds us that this couple leads a life of idleness, working only one hour per week according to their tax returns for Archwell Company.

He shares a story about the Duke of Windsor, formerly King Edward VIII, who struggled to command the attention of his pug dogs while living in exile in France.

Similarly, Prince Harry, once adored by the nation and the Commonwealth, now spends his days meditating and introspecting in California.

Their tale is both sad and revealing, offering valuable lessons about family life and the choices one makes.

As their star fades, they face a reckoning.

The contracts they have signed may have escape clauses, but it remains to be seen how they will navigate this challenging landscape.

In conclusion, Prince Harry’s homesickness and Meghan Markle’s frustrations reflect the complexities of their new life.

Their attempts to establish themselves outside the royal family have faced obstacles, and their relevance is increasingly tied to their connection with royalty.

As they navigate their future endeavors, the couple must confront the reality that their previous successes may not easily translate into other ventures.