Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing heavy criticism for their recent actions, which many argue demonstrate a lack of empathy towards the health struggles of senior members of the royal family.
Amid King Charles' cancer treatment and Princess Kate's recovery from planned abdominal surgery, Prince Harry's brief visit to his father, lasting only 45 minutes before returning to California, has drawn scrutiny. Following this, he traveled to Las Vegas to present an NFL award, while he and Meghan rebranded their website under the new Sussex brand.
Prince Harry stirred controversy by discussing his father's health in an interview with ABC's Good Morning America while visiting the Winter Invictus Games training camp in Canada. While he did not disclose new details about the King's cancer, he expressed love for his family and his intention to see them as much as possible following the diagnosis.
American journalist Lee Cohen condemned the couple, labeling them an "insult to the nation" and calling for them to be stripped of their titles. Speaking on GBN America, Cohen criticized the Sussexes as "monsters beyond redemption," highlighting the timing of their actions and accusing them of self-promotion during family health crises.
Nana Akua, host of GBN America, echoed Cohen's sentiments, noting the apparent absence of empathy from the couple. She suggested that Prince Harry may still feel entitled to apologies without recognizing the impact of his actions.
Cohen expressed outrage at the Sussexes' decision to rebrand during the health crises of the Princess of Wales and the King, citing their history of demanding apologies. He criticized the content of their rebranded website as self-promotion of self-manufactured accomplishments and singled out Prince Harry for particular censure.
The criticism underscores the ongoing scrutiny and tensions surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's public actions and statements.
