Prince Harry’s solo tour without Meghan is a ‘calculated act’ to win back public favour
In the past week, it’s been refreshing to see Prince Harry step into the limelight alone, without Meghan Markle by his side.
But make no mistake – this is a deliberate strategy. The message is clear: Fall in love with Harry again, and in time, the public might just accept Meghan too.
Harry has been busy. This week, during the UN General Assembly’s High-Level Week, he made the rounds in New York, lending his voice to notable causes.
He joined a panel at the Clinton Global Initiative, highlighting the challenges of the digital landscape while paying homage to his late mother, Princess Diana, through discussions related to the Diana Award.
He capped off the visit with a playful appearance on ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’, bravely facing a haunted maze alongside the comedian host.
Seeing Prince Harry fly solo has lent a certain ‘royal touch’ to his engagements, a reminder of the weight that his background carries.
The truth is, Harry still holds significant clout – something that perhaps stands in contrast when he appears alongside Meghan.
His solo appearances subtly suggest that without the baggage of controversy, Harry’s presence alone is enough to command attention and admiration.
In another notable move, Harry returned to London this weekend for the WellChild Awards tomorrow — again without Meghan.
With the King and Queen in Scotland, there was no planned meeting between father and son, reinforcing the message that this was a visit about what Harry holds dear – duty and philanthropy.
