Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the royal family, bringing a lot of wind and rain to the royal family, especially after they were interviewed by the Host of the American Chat Show Oprah Winfrey, which pushed the royal family to the cusp of the storm.
However, according to a report published by the British Express on January 17 local time, royal commentators said that the withdrawal of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry from the royal family was beneficial to Prince William and Prince Charles, whose departure healed "traditional competition" and made Prince Charles and Prince William "more influential than ever".
Camilla Tominey, a royal commentator, said the royal family had not "worked together" before, but that might have helped after Meghan and Harry decided to resign from royal duties. "Historically, there have been problems behind the royal family that have created a sense that there is no synergy between Buckingham Palace, Clarence Palace and Kensington Palace," she said.
She added: "Both Prince Charles and Prince William are known to be deeply hurt by Sussex's claims in an interview with the host of the American chat show last March, especially Harry's belief that both his father and brother ignored the difficulties they both encountered in their royal lives. This caused both him and Megan to develop psychological anxiety. ”
Ms Tomini said: "They showed increasingly close collaboration in photographs of three generations of heirs to the throne, also featuring Prince George, which is one of the reasons Harry felt kicked out. ”
Royal writer Phil Dampier also attributed the reason for the unity of the royal family to the death of Prince Philip, but added that the family was truly linked after an interview with Oprah Winfrey in Sussex".
According to Ms Tomini, Prince Charles and Prince William are increasingly working together, and they are more influential than ever. There was no doubt that the departure of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and the fact that William and Harry had a falling out of relationship, brought him closer to his father. ”