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#InvIctus #Veterans "The duke has become an increasingly divisive figure, particularly in the Armed Forces," a source says. "And that is not good for Invictus." What's more, Harry and Meghan's do-good Archewell Foundation was rechristened Archewell Philanthropies late last year and shifted toward a fiscal sponsorship model amid rumors of a potential investigation by U.S. authorities over financial discrepancies and ballooning expenses. According to published records, the foundation's 2024 expenses totaled $7.5 million — up significantly from 2023 — while collecting $3.1 million in donations and doling out just $1.8 million in grants. Harry's reputation in the charity scene was also rattled last year when he abruptly resigned as patron of Sentebale, the African charity he established in 2006 in honor of his late mother, Princess Diana, the New York Times reported. When it comes to Harry's possible return to palace duties alongside his brother, future king Prince William, Fordwich notes, "It's the cumulative fallout that is going to matter. The cumulative fallout is what will further falter any attempt to reconcile with the royal family. They want to distance themselves from negative personas." Extended version - sourced from @CeeBee_CeeBee post...