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\n By Katherine Tinsley<\/span> \t\t\t\t\tPrince Harry<\/a> publicly left the royal family in 2020, but his highly publicized exit had a lasting impact on the royal family’s public image. <\/p>\n “If those who seek to shape the royal family’s image and commercial appeal \u2014 and who talk about ‘Brand Windsor’ and ‘The Firm’ \u2014 want to succeed in a multimedia landscape, they would do well to put their arms around Harry again,” columnist Simon Kelner <\/strong>told the i Paper<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \t\t\t\t\t“Like all the world’s great brands, the Windsors need to extend their relevance across all demographics, particularly a younger one,” Simon Kelner continued.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\tSince leaving the U.K., Prince Harry<\/a>‘s relationship with King Charles III<\/strong> and Prince William<\/a><\/strong> was greatly impacted. However, the Duke of Sussex’s strengths as a public figure could be an asset to the monarchy.<\/p>\n “Harry can do that by speaking to an audience that is deaf to the stentorian tones of speeches at Windsor Castle,” Simon Kelner <\/strong>noted. “He can speak the language of\u00a0TikTok\u00a0as confidently as King Charles can speak German.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \t\t\t\t\t“I guarantee there will be those in power who recognize this and will be keenly anticipating the day when\u00a0Prince Harry<\/a>\u00a0is welcomed back into the fold,” Simon Kelner <\/strong>continued. <\/div>\n
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