Prince Harry Speaks Out About Early Return Home

Just two days after world media coverage of Prince Harry's involvement with the British Army in Afghanistan broke, the disappointed 23-year-old royal family member has arrived safely back in his home country of England.

Prince Harry had been fighting alongside other members of the British Army since December and was expected to keep fighting until April.

Prince Harry: Photo Credit: Photo Pool/Anwar Hussein Collection/ WENNUnfortunately, his position was cut short after news of his whereabouts began to compromise the safety of Harry and other members of the force. Harry was sent home immediately following news that the story had broke.

Friends close the Prince say Harry was "bitterly disappointed" that he had to leave his friends and return to England.

In a candid interview upon hearing of his return home, Harry said the following:

"It's something I would love to do [prove himself in the army].

"I don't want to sit around Windsor, because I generally don't like England that much and it's nice to be away from all the press and the papers and all the general s---- that they write."

And Harry's father, Prince Charles, had a few words of his own:

"I feel particular frustration on his part that he was removed unexpectedly early because, apart from anything else, he had been looking forward to coming back with all the rest of his regiment," Charles said of the situation, adding that it is, however, "a great relief to see him home in one piece."

"I've been incredibly proud of Harry and I promise you ... equally proud of all the dedicated service given by all our armed forces," he added.

Harry returned home Saturday where he was welcomed by his father, as well as his older brother Prince William.

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