As time approaches for the royal split in the UK, when Prince Harry, wife Meghan Markle and son Archie will quit the royal family, duties, lifestyle and go on on their life, a source told British media that the final royal engagements for the royal Sussex family are to touch Harry.
Harry and Meghan are both back in the UK this week carrying out their final engagements before their Buckingham Palace office is packed away.
One of Harry's old friends told Vanity Fair : "It’s an emotional time for him in many ways.
"I think in many ways it’s bittersweet. He’s always wanted to have a regular life and to get away from the spotlight, and that’s what he's doing, but it basically means walking away from his family.
"Harry’s a loving loyal guy so that will be very hard for him."
The Duke has reportedly told friends that not being able to use his HRH title is "a small price to pay" for the freedom stepping down will give him.
Their last official engagement as senior royals with be next week when they join other members of the Royal Family at Westminster Abbey for the Commonwealth Day Service.
It will be the first time Meghan and Harry will gather with other royals since Megxit was announced.
More than 2,000 people have been invited to the event, which will be shown on BBC One, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Days ago, Harry spoke at a travel event in Edinburgh and joined rockstar Jon Bon Jovi as he recorded a new version of his hit track Unbroken in aid of Invictus Games Foundation at the famous Abbey Road Studios.
On another hand, the Queen and other royals are "very sad" that baby Archie isn't likely to join his parents for their final engagements, it is reported.
Mum Meghan is expected to leave nine-month-old Archie in Canada when she returns to the UK this week for her and husband Prince Harry's last days as working royals.
It is thought that Archie will stay with a nanny and family friend Jessica Mulroney while Meghan, 38, and Harry, 35, are here.
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