Prince Harry will shortly be needing to take a "step back" as he is "overworked and overthinking" and could be suffering from "burnout", according to astrologist Inbaal Honigman.

She believes there seems to be good things on the cards for Meghan Markle, who has "luck and success" on her side as she lands a "great deal".

Prince William too has been "busy", but is able to make sure he has "time to enjoy his family" and "avoid burnout" like his younger brother.

Speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, Ms Honigman predicted for Harry: "Burnout. The Prince is overworked and overthinking, so he takes a step back and tries to commit to resting and recuperating.

"Harry desires to be independent and successful. He is spending this year coming up with directions and contacts that can get him there."

June was certainly a busy week for the working royals, with Trooping the Colour, the Order of the Garter and the D-Day 80th anniversary all taking place recently.

The Duke of Sussex has also done a lot of travelling so far this year, visiting Canada, the UK, and Nigeria for events connected to his Invictus Games, which celebrates its tenth anniversary this year.

Meghan accompanied him on some of these journeys, however she has still not been back to the UK since September 2022 for the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

There is another big factor potentially stopping Meghan and their young children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet from coming back to the UK, according to a royal commentator.

Cameron Walker said on GB News: "He [Harry] doesn’t feel his family is safe when they’re in the UK because they do not have police protection officers with the Metropolitan Police with him.

"So perhaps that is the main reason why Prince Harry isn’t bringing Meghan and Archie and Lilibet over to the UK because he can’t guarantee, he would say he can’t guarantee their safety."

Prince Harry lost his right to the same level of royal security his working family members get when he and Meghan stepped down as working royals, and despite his best efforts, it has not yet been restored.

As Ms Honigman explained, Prince William has had a busy few weeks attending royal events, including supporting King Charles during the Japanese State Visit last week.

However, he will soon be taking some time off to be with his children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis during their summer holidays, as he and Princess Kate do every year.

The Princess has yet to make her full-time return to royal duties as she is still undergoing treatment for cancer.