Meghan Markle 'the more powerful person' in her marriage with Prince Harry

His old friends have reportedly abandoned the prince following his Oprah interview, Netflix docuseries and release of his book, Spare.

It comes after Harry launched attacks against the Royal Family.

"I think he's got a lot of challenges ahead but I don't think he knows what they are," Seward told The Sun.

"I think they've lost touch with him and they don't know who is he is now, he doesn't seem like the person who everybody used to know. The fun loving, sporty, semi-hell-raiser he used to be is no more.

"He's now into therapy, and wellness and changing the world, or trying to, I don't think this is the man he knew."

However, Seward added that she had heard from friends that Harry "is very happy in California".

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She said: "He's about to be 40, he's living in the most beautiful place, he's got two children and a wife he loves, what more could he want. I don't think he does miss England.

"He hasn't been there long enough yet to become unsettled but I think a time will come when he yearns for the green grass of home."

But, the royal expert added: "I think it's to do with the more powerful person in the couple and I get the feeling she's the stronger partner in this marriage.

"American women very often are, and I think she is probably guiding Harry.

"I can very much feel the hand of Meghan on most of the things that Harry does."

Harry relocated to California in 2020 with Meghan when they stepped down as senior working royals.

One friend told The Times it's "three strikes and you're out".

"I can’t believe he’d stoop so low. It’s outrageously disloyal. Oprah, Netflix and then the book? Three strikes and you’re out," the source said.