Prince Harry Returns to Montecito with Tail Between His Legs

After being treated like a pariah by much of the royal family, Prince Harry has returned to Montecito with his tail between his legs.

Sources say things are not great on the home front either.

The Duke experienced just how far he had fallen down the pecking order during his visit to London for his grandmother's jubilee, according to insiders.

Harry was also left fuming after Meghan threw his court row with the Home Office into jeopardy by rolling down the window of her chauffeur-driven car to smile at onlookers after the Trooping the Colour parade.

It made it look like she wasn't worried at all about the very real threats they face.

But if the 37-year-old expected things to get better back at their $20 million mansion, he was mistaken.

The family's private jet had barely touched down when an opinion piece in the Santa Barbara News Press savaged them.

The article claimed that the British royal family is more popular than ever and has moved on mightily despite the efforts of Meghan and Harry to soil their image by laying the family's dirty laundry on an Oprah Winfrey special.

The Duke's new nickname might as well be Second Row Harry based on the seating arrangements at St. Paul's.

Sources suggest Harry was quite stung by the newspaper spray and reveal Harry and Meghan thought they'd be welcomed with open arms into celebrity-riddled Santa Barbara.

It appears they miscalculated, says an insider.

Harry is also feeling the pressure from other parts of his life.

Netflix and Spotify are baying for content to fulfil his and Meghan's contract, and his publisher has ordered rewrites of his memoir.

Harry is starting to realize that he has bitten off more than he can chew, and if the past month is anything to go by, he can no longer fall back on royal support.

It's starting to dawn on him that he's made a huge mistake in following Meghan to America and alienating their families.

Meanwhile, royal author Andrew Morton has claimed that Harry will be vanishing in the shadows after the end of the Queen's reign.

The expert believes the reported rift between Prince Harry, Prince Charles, and Prince William may eventually lead to the sidelining of the sixth in line to the throne if it isn't healed.

Morton also revealed that Harry's chief ally inside the royal family is the woman that Diana used to call Chief Lady, the Queen.

When she goes, he will have brought out his book, which will contain a fairly strong attack on his father.

He is not speaking to his brother, who will be the next Prince of Wales, so he will be vanishing in the shadows, he will be on the sidelines, which may be the way he wants it.

On Father's Day, Prince Charles seemingly sent a secret message to his sons Prince William and Harry for reconciliation.

The Clarence House posted the message of Prince Charles on Instagram and Twitter handles simultaneously with a sweet photo of his sons.

The photos also included his throwback with late Prince Philip and Camilla with her father Bruce Shand.

In the third photo of the series, Prince Charles can be seen enjoying quality time with William and Harry in the garden.

Prince Charles' message reads, “Wishing everyone a very happy Father's Day.”

Earlier, Prince William also took to Instagram and shared an adorable photo with his three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis to wish every father and grandfather a very happy Father's Day.

“Wishing a happy Father's Day to fathers and grandfathers across the world today,” said Prince William.