The last four years have seen Prince Harry’s life turned upside down. In stepping down from his role as a senior royal, he left behind everything he knew – his upbringing, his position and, most sadly of all, his family.
Yet, while the journey has been punctuated by many challenging and emotional times, the Duke of Sussex, 40, looked to have turned a corner last week.
He jetted off to New York on a high-profile solo trip –without his wife, Meghan Markle – bringing together some of his greatest passions: nconservation, the environment and preserving his late mother’s memory.
And, if there is one thing this visit has proven, it is that Harry is successfully bridging the divide between his old and new lives – something that a leading royal expert says he should be applauded for. “We have seen the old Harry again during recent events he’s attended in the UK and now in New York,” former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond exclusively tells OK! “He is brilliant with the people he meets, especially the children, and I think it shows the family back home that he is still determined to continue his kind of service without all the royal trappings.
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