Harry faces big regrets

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00:00Harry faces big regrets. Prince Harry is likely dealing with some difficult emotions after missing

00:05out on celebrating a special holiday in England following five years living in the United States.

00:11Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams suggests Prince Harry may feel regret from California

00:15for not spending Remembrance Sunday with the royal family. The holiday-honoring veterans

00:20may bring back memories for Prince Harry, who completed two tours in Afghanistan,

00:24serving as a forward air controller and also an Apache attack helicopter pilot.

00:28He is still part of the British military family and its major act of homage to the fallen in Whitehall,

00:34where his father, King Charles III, leads the nation's homage to the fallen.

00:38He will be absent in person but undoubtedly present in spirit, Richard Fitzwilliams said.

00:43Each year on Remembrance Sunday, he and Meghan Markle commemorate it by doing something which

00:48they regard as appropriate for the occasion. Prince Harry's years serving in the armed forces

00:52made a huge impact on him. Prince Harry has always said that the decade he spent in the military

00:57was the making of him, Richard Fitzwilliams said. His two tours of duty in Afghanistan were undoubtedly

01:04a success, and his popularity at that time was huge in Britain. Prince Harry has been open about

01:10his time in the army. It's a duty, a job, and a service to our country. And having done two tours

01:15of duty in Afghanistan for my country, I've done all I could to be the best soldier I was trained to be,

01:21he told people in an interview. The annual Day of Remembrance might even stoke feelings of regret

01:26for Prince Harry over leaving Britain in 2020 and publishing his shocking memoir, Spare,

01:32about the royal family. He is bound to have very deep regrets. The state of King Charles III's

01:38health is bound to add to them, Richard Fitzwilliams said.