Prince Harry did not attend the service to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy this week, but a royal expert claims he will have felt "huge regret". Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletter We have more newsletters Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletter We have more newsletters Prince Harry is believed to have found this year's D-Day commemorations a 'bittersweet experience', according to a royal expert . The Duke of Sussex , who stepped back from royal duties in 2020 including his patronage to the military, is said to harbour "deep regrets" that he wasn't able to participate in the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landing in Normandy this week.
Royal author and expert Tom Quinn exclusively told the Mirror : "The one time in Harry's life when he felt he was admired for his own abilities and not just for being a member of the royal family was during his time in the military. Military service gave him more satisfaction and happiness than anything other than meeting Meghan and having children. He will have certainly been aware of everything that took place on D-Day and deeply regretted that he was not able to be part of it.
" He continued: "Seeing the other senior Royals attend the D-Day commemorations will have been a bittersweet experience for Harry on the one hand huge relief that by not being there he's avoided the horrendous difficulties of m.
