Prince Harry has opened up about grief in emotional conversation with military charity to support bereaved children
Prince Harry feels "angry and frustrated" about the "situation he is in" GB News royal correspondent Cameron Walker has claimed.
This comes after the Duke of Sussex opened up about grief in an emotional conversation with a military charity called Scotty's Little Soldiers today to support bereaved children today.
When asked if this could be Prince Harry's way of taking on a "more responsible" role in the Royal Family, Walker said that he is "carving out his role."
Walker said: "I think over the last few years, it's been pretty clear that Prince Harry has been pretty angry and frustrated with the situation he's ended up being in.
"There's been long periods of absence, I think, from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. And this is him, perhaps, carving out his role again.
"Seeing what he enjoys, what his passion is, and that is clearly military engagements and highlighting military causes.
"That is, I think, what we're seeing from Prince Harry."
