It’s been a rough ride for Prince Harry lately, and the latest bump in the road comes courtesy of Baroness Linda Chalker.

After nearly two decades with Sentebale, the charity co-founded by Harry, she has decided to step down.

While her dedication to the mission and support for Harry remain intact, her exit feels like a loud statement—almost as if the door slammed behind her.

This isn’t an isolated incident; it follows the departure of Johnny Hornby, who held the chairman role for 11 years, and Andrew Tucker, another key player, who recently announced his exit after nearly a decade.

Despite these high-profile departures, Harry still holds the reins at Sentebale, which he established alongside Prince Seeiso of Lesotho back in 2006.

The charity’s mission has always been noble: to assist vulnerable children in South Africa grappling with issues like HIV and poverty.

This cause has been close to Harry’s heart since his gap year in 2004, and he even visited Lesotho recently, where locals affectionately dubbed him “the Warrior.”

It’s a title that seems to align with his aspirations of being a hero in this new chapter of his life away from royal duties.

However, the wave of resignations raises some eyebrows.

Is it typical for so many key figures to leave an organization simultaneously, or is there something more significant at play?

One can’t help but ponder whether the initial excitement of working with a royal has faded.

Could it be that the novelty of supporting Harry has worn off?

It’s puzzling to think that it took these individuals so long to acknowledge the charity’s challenges.

Once upon a time, having a royal connection was a coveted asset.

Yet, as it stands, Harry’s royal status appears to be losing its luster.

The allure that once attracted people to his cause seems to be diminishing, with even those who once sought his association now opting to part ways.

The truth is, Harry’s influence is starting to resemble a paper crown—fragile and easily dismissed.

Reflecting on his past, it’s hard to ignore how different things were when Harry had the backing of the royal family.

Now, he navigates life alongside Meghan, facing the stark realities of their post-royal existence.

Their ambitious plans seem to clash with the challenges of running a charity, leading one to question their ability to organize even the simplest of events.

It’s almost comical to think they might struggle with managing a bathtub, let alone overseeing a multi-million dollar charity.

Adding to the chaos is the infamous trademark issue.

In May 2024, Harry’s attempt to trademark Sentebale in the U.S. for mental health services and immunizations was rejected due to vague language.

This raises suspicions that Sentebale may have turned into more of a platform for Harry to promote his various business endeavors rather than a genuine effort to help those in need.

With such a perception, it’s no wonder staff members are jumping ship.

And then there’s Meghan, whose public behavior hasn’t helped matters.

Remember the incident where she seemingly disrespected Dr. Sophie Shandoka, the head of Sentebale, during an award presentation?

Her dismissive gesture and command for Dr. Shandoka to move aside didn’t sit well with many.

It’s clear that these high-level exits aren’t mere coincidences.

Three significant departures in less than a year suggest deeper issues at play.

As the common thread among these resignations becomes clearer, it’s tough to overlook the signs that something is amiss.

Harry’s unwavering commitment to the cause may be admirable, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to see how he can maintain momentum amid such turmoil.

The charity’s reputation is at stake, and without a solid foundation, it might be challenging for Sentebale to continue its vital work.

With each passing day, the situation at Sentebale raises more questions than answers.