American radio host Dennis Prager has sharply criticized Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, branding them as 'pathetic' and 'friendless' due to their alleged arrogance and misuse of their royal titles.
The Duke of Sussex, residing in Southern California with his wife Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, faced strong condemnation for what Prager described as their failure to use their fame for any meaningful purpose.
Prager, the founder of Prager University, voiced his disapproval of the couple during an interview with GB News, expressing his confusion about their principles and contributions to society. He emphasized that their recognition is solely due to their royal status but accused them of disregarding their royal duties.
In Prager's eyes, Harry and Meghan's decision to relocate to the United States further cemented his criticism. Despite acknowledging that British royalty is not his primary concern as an American, he underscored the importance of royal rituals in British culture. He lamented the couple's fame, attributing it to their failure to fulfill their royal obligations.
Furthermore, Prager speculated on the couple's social standing, suggesting that their arrogance may have led to a lack of genuine friendships. He questioned whether Prince Harry truly has any close friends, suggesting that his pursuit of fame has left him isolated.
As Prince Harry prepares to return to the UK for his Invictus Games event in May, he faces additional scrutiny and controversy. Recent claims regarding drug use have sparked calls for his deportation from the United States, adding to the challenges faced by the royal couple.
