Prince Harry returning to the UK and taking on "low-key royal duties" is the latest "cunning" plan by the royal, it has been claimed.
The Duke of Sussex is reportedly seeking to return to Britain on a part-time basis after moving to America four years ago, according to sources.
A source told The Mail on Sunday that Harry is "turning away from all sorts of Hollywood publicists and is seeking counsel from his old friends and associates".
They added: "He is clearly reaching out thinking, ‘I need to do something different because what I'm doing is clearly not working’. In short, he is rethinking the way he operates."
Angela Levin has cast doubt on a possible royal return for Prince Harry
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Discussing the move on GB News, royal biographer Angela Levin cast doubt on the plans and claimed that Harry "doesn't want to say he's sorry" for causing such a rift between himself and the Royal Family.
Levin told host Ben Leo: "He's going to all these friends of his who he was at school with, plus one aide only to ask him to try and get him back within the Royal Family.
"He's 40 in a couple of weeks, not a baby. If he wants to go to speak to his father, he can say, look, I'm really sorry. But he doesn't want to say he's sorry, he wants to get money and he wants to get apologies, especially from William, about how they allegedly treated Meghan."
When asked if she believes Prince Harry would return to the UK alone without wife Meghan Markle or if she would join him in his return, Levin claimed that the Duchess "hates this country" and would not come back if Harry did.
Prince Harry has been 'turning away from all sorts of Hollywood publicists', according to sources
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Levin explained: "I can assure you, Meghan doesn't want to come to this country, she's got her own life now.
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"The idea is he does six months here and six months in America. And the late Queen, who he adored, was very clear that that doesn't work at all."
Ben then argued that due to the Royal Family rift with Harry and Meghan, the King may be "more sympathetic" and be more willing to "welcome Harry back with open arms".
Levin disagreed, responding: "He's learned now to carry on with his own work and not to be distracted by Harry's demands.
"He'll use what he sees in the Royal Family and what he hears for getting money. So it's all nonsense, it's all very good PR."
Angela Levin says reports of Prince Harry returning to royal duties is 'very good PR'
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Turning the discussion to Harry's other affairs in the UK, Levin argued that one thing the Duke does enjoy travelling to the UK for his is ongoing court cases over his security arrangements.
Levin said: "Actually one of the things he's really keen on, and he's going back for the third time to the court, is to get this top class protection.
"I think this is another way of getting that, because if he comes here, he wants to have that. And that is only for people who are working very hard at the top, the King and Queen and the heirs to the throne."
GB News has approached the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for comment.