Is Prince Harry's life in Hollywood failing successfully?

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Prince Harry, who just a few days ago appeared in court with tears in his eyes, showing how his privacy had been violated, was seen on Sunday between the cameras enjoying all the attention alongside several Hollywood celebrities along with his wife Meghan Markle, at the Sundance Film Festival.

This stark contrast between the two worlds only highlights the fact that, six years after settling in California, Harry has still not managed to leave the shadows of the past behind.

"Harry's move from a court hearing where he's pleading for privacy to Sundance seems pointless to me," a Hollywood source said.

The prince has said that the life he now has in America is what his mother, Princess Diana, would have wanted for him.

But many of the multi-million dollar deals he and Meghan Markle signed with some of Hollywood's biggest companies to build a new life failed, including their Archewell Philanthropies foundation.

Relations with his brother continue to be strained, and he has only met King Charles a few times from the royal family in recent years.

He has no steady income and many people don't understand his purpose. This has raised questions about his role, because even in relations with the royal family, let alone Hollywood, he seems to be nowhere.

According to sources, he has become a homemaker while his wife Meghan Markle is the one who provides income for the family, but even this is facing problems.

Her show has been canceled by Netflix, her deal with Spotify fell through, and their revenue is dwindling.

Although Harry made a lot of money with his autobiographical book "Spare," life in California has high expenses, which the couple is said to be struggling to cope with.

They have influential friends in California and it's all thanks to Meghan Markle. Meanwhile, according to sources, they spend most of the day at home taking care of the children and rarely go out.

Despite the couple's efforts to build a new life, many are beginning to think that things are not going well for them.