Credibility Concerns Raised as Duke of Sussex Criticised for Claims
Prince Harry, known for making contentious remarks about the royal family in his interviews and memoir, has received a new warning about the impact of his statements.
A royal commentator claims the Duke of Sussex has "lost his credibility" due to his ongoing conflict with his family. Harry, King Charles III's younger son, stirred controversy with his book Spare, which drew criticism for its allegations against his royal relatives.
Historian Simon Heffer shared his views on Harry's memoir, stating, "I read bits of it. I mean, life's too short, but I read enough of it to get a flavour of it. I thought it was horrible."
Heffer questioned the longevity of Harry's narrative, asking, "People are shocked the first time. But how many more Netflix series? How many more rather ghastly books can he churn out and be taken seriously?"
During an interview, Steven Edginton asked the royal expert whether the UK should welcome Harry back if Hollywood turns its back on him.
Heffer replied, "It's not up to us. The decision has to be made by his father and with the advice of his brother. If things go wrong for him there, and he's willing to come back and play by the rules that the rest of the royal family play, then it would be wrong of any of us as mere subjects, to say he shouldn't come back. But there's no doubt that if he continues to embarrass the Royal Family and make a bit of an exhibition of himself, the public won't like it, and he will be a drag on the royal family."
Some royal commentators and supporters believe that Harry and Meghan may eventually regret their actions, cautioning that their claims and allegations could "eventually backfire."
