Kitty Spencer Helps Harry Settle into Africa After Midnight Call, Breaks Up with Meghan and Leaves the United States

Kitty Spencer, niece of the late Princess Diana, has reportedly been assisting Prince Harry as he transitions to his new life in Africa.

According to Page Six, Harry reached out to Kitty after his late-night phone call, where he broke up with his wife Meghan and decided to leave the United States.

While Harry is said to be working on a documentary about Africa in collaboration with Netflix, Meghan is not involved in the project.

This potential journey to Africa is seen by many as following in the footsteps of Harry's mother, Princess Diana.

Shortly before her tragic death, Princess Diana traveled to Africa to campaign against landmines.

The details of the documentary are yet to be revealed, but due to the ongoing writer's strike in Hollywood, Harry is unable to move forward with the project at this time.

Africa holds a special place in Harry's heart, as he has always expressed his deep affection and appreciation for the continent.

In fact, it was during a trip to Botswana early in their relationship that Harry and Meghan first fell in love.

A source close to Harry stated, “Obviously Harry has a lot of roots in Africa and he feels at home there.”

It has been confirmed by a Netflix insider that the documentary idea is one of several discussions Harry has had with the streaming service.

In the past, Harry has spoken fondly about his love affair with Africa, stating, “This is where I feel more like myself than anywhere else in the world.

I wish I could spend more time there.”

However, recent news reveals that Harry and Meghan are now separating.

Insiders suggest that Harry may take this opportunity to permanently relocate to South Africa, a place he has long desired to call home.

He has expressed his wish to raise his son Archie in Africa, surrounded by the culture and running barefoot with African children, according to a close friend.

In 2019, Prince Harry's advisors were reportedly working on a unique role for the couple, potentially based in Africa.

This role would combine work on behalf of the Commonwealth with charity initiatives.

The report also suggests that if Harry remains determined to make Africa his permanent home, the Spencer family, his maternal relatives, will support him by providing a place to stay in South Africa.

It is worth noting that Harry's first cousins from the Spencer family grew up in South Africa and have maintained a low profile until they made an appearance at William and Catherine's wedding.

Princess Diana's nieces and nephew, Viscount Orthorp, Lady Eliza, Lady Amelia, and Lady Kitty, are all based in Cape Town, South Africa.

They not only have royal connections but also lead glamorous lives and mingle with the world's wealthy.

Princess Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, and his former model wife, Victoria Aitken, moved their family to Cape Town in 1995 to escape media attention.

Although Charles later returned to the UK after their divorce, the Spencer children remain close to their cousins William, Kate, and Harry.