Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were 'punished' for misusing their royal titles.

(Courtesy: from The News International, Credit: by WebDesk, Dated: 19 April 2024)

 

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were 'punished' for misusing their royal titles.

Written by Muhammad Nadeem Khan

Prince Harry Criticized for "Arrogance" by American Radio Host

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Prince Harry, currently residing in Southern California with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, has faced sharp criticism for what has been described as his "arrogance."

American radio host and founder of Prager University, Dennis Prager, did not mince words when discussing Harry and Meghan during an interview with GB News. 

He labeled Prince Harry as "pathetic" and "friendless," questioning the couple's contributions despite their fame.

Expressing his skepticism about the couple's intentions and impact, Prager remarked, "I don't know what they stand for. I don't know what good they have done with their fame." He also accused them of leveraging their royal titles without regard for the monarchy.

In response to Prince Harry's official notice of residence change to US authorities, Prager emphasized his belief in the importance of British royalty to the nation's identity. He lamented the couple's apparent detachment from royal duties and rituals, considering it a loss for British society.

Moreover, Prager questioned Prince Harry's personal relationships, suggesting that his pursuit of fame had left him devoid of genuine friendships. He asserted, "You lose friends if you get arrogant. So on purely selfish grounds, I don't believe Prince Harry has one friend."

As Prince Harry prepares to return to the UK for his Invictus Games event in May, he faces further scrutiny and even calls for deportation from the United States due to his recent comments about drug use.

The Duke of Sussex finds himself embroiled in controversy as opinions about his actions and motivations continue to divide public discourse.