Prince Harry finds himself in a state of disbelief as he reflects on his past relationship with Meghan Markle.

The woman he once deeply loved has now become one of his greatest regrets.

Their fairytale marriage has transformed into a nightmarish ordeal for both parties involved, and Prince Harry is slowly coming to terms with the reality of it all.

As avid followers of the royal family may already be aware, this year has been particularly challenging for the couple.

Not only have they faced multiple humiliations in the media, but they have also suffered financial losses and witnessed their feud with the royal family intensify.

Much of this can be attributed to Prince Harry’s tell-all book, which some suspect was encouraged by Meghan Markle herself.

To add to their woes, there are speculations that Prince Harry desires an escape from his marriage.

Reports throughout the year have suggested that he has spent nights away from his family in hotel rooms, seeking solace and distance.

Furthermore, he deeply regrets severing ties with the royal family and longs for the familiarity and comfort of his former life in the UK.

Looking back to 2018, Prince Harry had extended an invitation to an orphan he had met in Africa 14 years prior to his wedding.

However, Meghan Markle dismissed the presence of this individual during the church ceremony, prioritizing seats for her Hollywood acquaintances instead.

Mutsu Potsane, the orphan from Lesotho in South Africa, had formed a bond with Prince Harry when they first met in 2004.

At the age of 19, Prince Harry visited Lesotho as part of his gap year journey, where he connected with Mutsu and planted a peach tree together at the Mantesese children’s home.

Two years later, Prince Harry returned to Lesotho to establish the charity center bell in memory of his late mother, Princess Diana.

The charity aimed to aid vulnerable children in Lesotho and Botswana, including Mutsu.

Prince Harry and Mutsu crossed paths once more when the teenager visited London in 2015 to perform with the Lesotho Youth Choir at a concert held at Kensington Palace, headlined by Coldplay.

Given their history, it comes as no surprise that Mutsu was invited to Prince Harry’s wedding to Meghan Markle on May 19th.

However, Mutsu was only provided with a public ticket to stand outside Windsor Castle and wave, as there was no room for him inside the church.

Meghan Markle refused to offer a seat to Prince Harry’s close friend and his family, prioritizing the presence of George Clooney’s agent and other unfamiliar faces, showcasing her connection to Hollywood elites.

It is worth noting that had celebrities who were not acquainted with Meghan or Harry been excluded from the guest list, there would have been ample space for Mutsu and others.

This incident sheds light on the couple’s misguided priorities.

Meghan and Harry appear to be desperate to emulate the lives of celebrities, disregarding the importance of their personal relationships.

They could have easily invited a larger number of guests, including many of Harry’s extended family members.

Their extravagant spending habits are evident, so one wonders why they did not extend invitations to Mutsu’s family, considering it was his personal charity that was being celebrated, rather than just a royal patronage.

In conclusion, Prince Harry finds himself grappling with the realization that Meghan Markle has become his greatest regret.

Their once enchanting love story has transformed into a tumultuous journey, filled with public humiliations and strained relationships.

As they continue to navigate the challenges of their marriage, it is clear that their priorities and values may need reevaluation.