Jennie Bond

Meghan Markle is portrayed as industrious and commercially capable, with acting, her As Ever lifestyle brand and other projects potentially providing the income that Harry lacks. The piece highlights reports of her return to acting, the Sussexes' expensive properties and the unresolved question of who will pay for their security if they live in the UK full-time. It argues that public funding may be justified but that contributions from the King and the Sussexes could reduce public resentment.

Prince Harry may make more frequent UK visits and attend events marking the 30th anniversary of Diana, Princess of Wales’s death, creating a possible opportunity for reconciliation with Prince William. Although Harry appears focused on rebuilding family ties and maintaining charitable work, his recent criticism after losing a court case against Associated Newspapers could hinder that effort. The article argues that William, who feels betrayed by Harry’s disclosures, may be the harder brother to reconcile, and that any truce would likely depend on him initiating it.

Prince Harry may face an approximately £18 million shortfall in legal costs after losing his case against Associated Newspapers, in addition to his own expenses. His public denunciations of the judgment and his history of openly expressing anger are portrayed as having weakened his position. Although previous settlements and damages from other newspaper groups have brought him substantial funds, the failed lawsuit is likely to damage his pride more than his finances.