The Duke and Duchess made the tough choice to step back from Royal life in 2020, relocating to California to raise their son Prince Archie, and later welcoming a daughter, Princess Lilibet. Fast forward four years and earlier this year, the Prince confirmed that he is now officially a US resident, reports the Express.

“He says he now regards the USA as home – at least for the time being,” Jennie continues. “Brooding on the perceived injustices of the past and re-living old quarrels is a waste of a life, and I think Meghan sees that.”

However, Jennie also offered some insight into why it might be “easier” for Meghan to look towards the future, given her lack of long-standing ties with the Royal family, unlike Harry.

“And that’s probably quite frustrating for Meghan…who seems to be at ease with estrangement from her own family. I don’t think Harry spends ‘all’ his time looking back….but the Harry I knew as a young boy was someone who enjoyed fooling around with his family and having fun with them.”

Harry’s relationship with his family, particularly his brother Prince William and father King Charles, has become increasingly tense in recent years following a series of shocking revelations and claims made in his explosive memoir Spare.

The book also sees Prince Harry reminiscing about happier times with his family, hinting at a poignant sense of melancholy for the events that have unfolded. Despite this, the Duke of Sussex has previously expressed his wish to mend bridges with his family, especially following the cancer diagnoses of his father and sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, earlier this year.