While two Royal Family members remain absent from public duties, a former royal butler believes Prince Harry should step into the fold and help his family.
By Hanisha Sethi, News Reporter
15:40, Wed, Mar 20, 2024 | UPDATED: 15:40, Wed, Mar 20, 2024
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A former royal butler thinks Harry should return as a (Image: Getty)
With the Royal Family noticeably thin on the ground for representatives at royal engagements, a former royal butler believes Prince Harry should return as a senior working royal, despite the Prince “stepping down” from royal duties in 2020.
Grant Harrold, who worked for King Charles and Queen Camilla for seven years believes the public “couldn’t be unhappy” if Harry wants to make a comeback as he would be doing it “for his father”.
Speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, Mr Harrold said: “I don’t see any reason why Harry couldn’t return as a full working royal. He’s fifth in line to the throne.”
He added: “God forbid, if something happened that wiped out William's family, it is Harry and Meghan. That's what people forget, they are the next step at this moment in time. On that front, he is a significant member of the family, it will be a long time before that changes.”
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Prince Harry and Meghan stepped down as working royals in 2020 (Image: Getty)
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Prince Harry is fifth in line to the throne (Image: Getty)
The former butler to King Charles and Queen Camilla also expressed his sympathy with “almost retired” royals continuing with public engagements.
Mr Harrold said: “I've noticed the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester have suddenly reappeared. These are royals in their 70s, who you'd have thought would be slowing down and almost retired, but it seems to be the opposite. We're seeing more of them and it's almost like they're having to bring back royals that should be taking it easy, and they suddenly have to come back into the fold.”
Prince Richard, the Duke of Gloucester is 31st in line to the throne, and despite his distant family ties he is still working tirelessly for the Monarchy.
According to OK!, the late Queen Elizabeth II's cousin carried out as many engagements as Prince William last year, with 172, and surpassed the future king the previous year with 178.

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