I know why Prince Harry is a big-time loser in America – and here’s how he can turn it around, royal photographer says

PRINCE Harry is a big time loser in America but he can still turn it all around, a royal photographer has said.

Legendary royal snapper Arthur Edwards told The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show that Harry was a “somebody” in Britain before leaving it all behind for a new life in California.

The royal is now “just another celebrity in a town full of celebrities,” Edwards told the show, which is hosted by the paper’s royal editor Matt Wilkinson.

Mr Edwards said: “I think he thinks he’s bigger than he actually is.

“I also think Meghan [Markle] doesn’t want to come here anymore, He comes back but she never comes with him.

“What really upsets the King is the fact that he’s never going to see his grandchildren [Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet].

“The little boy and girl should be playing with their cousins.

“They should be here enjoying the life of the Royal Family.

“Instead of that, they’re stuck in their house in Montecito and they’re just celebrities in a town full of celebrities.

“Here, he was somebody and there, just another celebrity, in my view.

“He’s the loser, big time.”

Also appearing on the show was Dick Griffin, the late Queen’s former police officer, who said: “This morning, I read that before he went [to America] he was the most popular royal and now, he’s gone right down, almost at the bottom of the list.”

Talking about the Duke of Sussex’s court battle to get the Home Office to pay for his security, Mr Edwards added: “He’s got to start seeing things as they really are and he’s no longer welcome here, it seems.”

Addressing the recent debate whether or not Harry wanted to make a return to the UK, the photographer added: “He’s going to have to make a big, big, big act of contrition in my view, to the King, before he gets back because, quite frankly, they’re frightened to have him with them because any conversation they have could be in the next TV programme they make.

“They’re not prepared to do that anymore.

“I always believe in the parable of the Prodigal Son – everything’s possible – but at the moment it doesn’t look likely.”

At the end of August, Prince Harry came back to the UK to attend the funeral of his uncle Lord Robert Fellowes, who was his mother Diana’s brother-in-law.

Harry’s brother Prince William also attended but the siblings were not seen talking to one another.

They were said to have sat apart at the back of the church in Snettisham, Norfolk.

The brothers have barely ­spoken to each other since Megxit, when Harry and wife Meghan quit royal duties for a new life in the States.

Harry and William, 42, went on a walkabout at Windsor after the death of Queen Elizabeth in 2022 but have not been in the same room since the King’s Coronation more than a year ago.

Speculation has also been building in recent days that Harry has asked former aides to help him plan a comeback from his US exile and spend more time in Britain.

Harry is said to be consulting people “from his old life” after growing frustrated with American PR experts.

Harry reportedly plans to spend more time in the UK in a bid to repair his relationship with King Charles.

The strategy could see a “rehabilitated” Harry stage a partial return to royal life.

But insiders said Harry and Meghan are not seeking a permanent return from California.

The Sun has contacted a representative for Prince Harry for comment.