Angela Levin has criticized Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for causing embarrassment to the British Royal Family.
Prince Harry Called Out For Embarrassing The Firm-He Wants To Fix How The Royal Family Works, It’s Delusional,’ Says Angela Levin
When the question was asked if Harry and Meghan would participate in King Charles III’s coronation, the commentator replied that Harry should apologize to the family for his ongoing attempts to embarrass them. As of now, reports stress that Charles has invited the couple, who have yet to respond.
In her comments, she said: “I think he wants to humiliate his family because he feels that he’s not been in charge and he’s now become a sort of bully over the last few years. He said he wants to fix how the Royal Family works, it’s delusional.”
Nevertheless, the chances of Harry receiving an apology are slim for the following reasons. First of all, by giving one, it may inadvertently justify the scathing remarks that Harry had made in his memoir, Spare. Secondly, even if an apology was given, this is unlikely to happen in public.
Lastly, in any event, there is also the fact that perhaps both sides need to own up to their respective mistakes before some progress can be made. The response on social media was very clear. A certain subset of people were of the view that Harry had crossed the line with his attacks against the firm.
However, his failure to see this was the reason why there was so much tension between the Sussexes and the firm. One person wrote: “I do not think Harry has a clue that he has gone too far,” while another person stated: “Understand where you are coming from as he is so clueless, however I think he knows but is in complete denial.”
With the coronation almost here, Harry needs to get his house in order. And by the looks of it, this should be as soon as possible. So there you have it folks. What did you think about this? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. If you liked reading this article, then check out our other features on the Daily Soap Dish.
