Tina Brown

And it turns out that Meghan makes one terrible professional decision after another.

And now there's sort of pariahs everywhere, it seems, which, you know, is a very difficult situation for them because America was supposed to be the place which paid the bills.

And I mean, what is sad, I think, is that Harry's very good at being a prince.

He's actually very good at it.

I mean, if there is such a thing as being a prince, he knows how to do it.

You know, he's charming, he's upbeat, he's attractive.

He makes people happy when he walks into a room.

He's very good with young people.

You could send him around the world and he's always going to be welcomed and appealing.

And I think he's realized too late that sort of he was born to be a prince.

And now he's essentially just some kind of guy doing PR gigs while Meghan, you know, tries out her latest cooking idea.

And it looks really more and more as if Harry's best decision would be to find a way to come back to England.

I'd like to see a way for him to sort of

make amends with his family but I think it's it gets harder and harder as the years go by let's put it that way and I think that William is going to be the decider of that and I think William has a very tough view of the whole situation which is the betrayal of Harry is not something that can be remedied

Well, lots of reasons.

First of all, when I write about the royals, it enables me to write about a lot of other things, too, right, which do fascinate me.

Class, you know, British society, celebrity culture.

These things all pertain to these royal stories, so that's very interesting to me.

The other thing that's very interesting to me is the ongoing human drama of real people with real feelings and hurts and pains and joys.

intention with a monarchical system which is a thousand years old.