Neil Sean

Harry and Meghan are reportedly planning to keep a low profile when Prince George begins at Eton College, with one royal commentator claiming the Sussexes have given King Charles assurances that they will not do anything to compete with the attention surrounding George's first day.

Royal broadcaster Neil Sean told Fox News Digital, "The Sussexes have assured the King they will not hijack or derail major royal events, notably the first day of school term for Prince George at Eton.

By that, no pictures or comment from either one on that day in September." Archewell declined to engage with the claim, telling Fox News Digital, "This is not something we would comment on." Royal commentator Amanda Matta told Fox that George's move to Eton represents an important stage in his development as the future king.

"Prince George's start at Eton isn't just a personal milestone.

If that article is out now, I will link it.

But basically, they said broadcaster Neil Sean told them that Harry and Meghan allegedly made a promise to King Charles that they won't overshadow Prince George's first day at Eton.

A lot going on there.

How sad, is my first comment, that we have to now drag the teenager, young teenager, into this drama.

Spice, Kenny Wilkerson, Fabio Grossi, a whole bunch of people.

Oh, Richie Conson, Neil Sean, Steve Lukather.

So that's kind of interesting.

Wow.

Attention has turned to his failed High Court case against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail.

Neil Sean, a royal commentator, stated, "What's interesting is how it's all brought on by himself." Sean believes Harry's public demeanor shows increasing pressure from his legal and personal battles.

"Prince Harry is a man literally on the edge," Sean added, suggesting Harry is struggling more than he admits.

The High Court ruled against Harry and other claimants, potentially leaving them with extensive legal bills.

I don't want to...

Neil Sean of Journey.

Mm-hmm.

And Jason Bonham.