I definitely think there's an attempted narrative by Harry that all is well, he is being welcomed back, there are no ongoing problems.
Roya Nikkhah, who wrote the Times piece, was of course one of the people in the infamous WhatsApp group.
I do think, though, that for anyone who thinks the Sussexes are having everything their own way, it's worth looking at the palace reaction to Harry's statement after the judgement - unofficial, but telling. There's no way Harry is going to be anywhere near an official role.
I also wonder if Roya included that as she felt she got her fingers burnt with the whole UK visit fiasco.
Following the judgment, in which Mr Justice Nicklin found in the defendants’ favour on all 97 claims of alleged unlawful information-gathering, Harry issued a statement describing the judgment as “a complete and obvious whitewash”. A source close to the King told The Sunday Times at the time: “There were jaws on the floor with a statement attacking not just a High Court judge but the entire judicial system that acts in the King’s name. There is profound upset constitutionally about that attack.”