Prince Harry is "trying to go at it alone" and is "not trying to become a working royal" again, GB News royal correspondent Cameron Walker has claimed.
The Duke of Sussex dramatically quit his role as a working royal in January 2020 and moved the US with his wife Meghan Markle.
The pair have since launched scathing attacks on life in the Royal Family in the form of interviews and Harry's memoir titled Spare.
However, recently the pair seem to be taking part in events that would usually be seen as royal duties such as their recent tour of Nigeria and Harry's work with a children's charity.
Prince Harry moved to the US in January 2020
GettySpeaking on GB News today host Tom Hardwood asked GB News royal correspondent Cameron Walker: "Because we've seen some senior royals step back, three senior Royals, one in hospital, two regularly visiting for treatment.
"Do you think that's encouraged Prince Harry to take on that perhaps more responsible role that you were talking about?"
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Walker explained: "I don't think it's to do with we're losing members of the Royal Family temporarily, such as the Princess of Wales and Princess Anne.
"I think he's trying to go it alone. I don't think this is him trying to become a working member of the Royal Family again.
"I think he is pretty happy in California from the messages we are getting from him, but clearly it is a huge frustration.
"I think perhaps for those royal watchers and those royal fans who think what could have been if he stayed as a working member and how much he could have perhaps helped.
Cameron Walker said that the Duke is "not trying to become a working royal"
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"And indeed Meghan, if she stayed as a working member of the Royal Family in this situation where the slimmed down monarchy looking very slim indeed."
Walker earlier added: "I think over the last few years, it's been pretty clear that Prince Harry has been pretty angry and frustrated with the situation he's ended up being in.
"There's been long periods of absence, I think, from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Prince Harry opened up about grief in an emotional conversation with a military charity called Scotty's Little Soldiers today
PA"And this is him, perhaps, carving out his role again. Seeing what he enjoys, what his passion is, and that is clearly military engagements and highlighting military causes.
"That is, I think, what we're seeing from Prince Harry."
The Duke of Sussex opened up about grief in an emotional conversation with a military charity called Scotty's Little Soldiers today to support bereaved children today.