Prince Harry consistently undermines the British monarchy, “never takes responsibility for anything”, and portrays himself and Meghan Markle as victims, conservative commentator Nile Gardiner has claimed.
Commenting on the Duke of Sussex’s brief meeting with King Charles on September 10 in a post on X on Monday, Gardiner, a former aide to Margaret Thatcher, also alleged that the Duke of Sussex “can’t be trusted”.
The sharp criticism comes amid reports that Charles has rejected Harry’s hopes of returning as a working royal, citing the couple’s controversial US-based projects. The news emerges as one thing that still unites Prince Harry and Prince William despite bitter feud was revealed.
Sources suggest the King is “saddened” by Harry’s claims that royal aides leak details to derail reconciliation efforts.
The ongoing rift, intensified by Harry’s memoir Spare and recent media ventures, shows no signs of resolution as the Sussexes prepare for a New York charity event in October.
Harry and Meghan to receive humanitarian award in New York
Meanwhile, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are set accept the Project Healthy Minds’ Humanitarians of the Year Award at the nonprofit’s World Mental Health Day Gala in New York City on October 9.
The royal couple will receive the award for their work to make the online world a safer place for families and young people.
Meghan, 44, and Harry, 41, established The Archewell Foundation in 2020 on a mission to “show up, do good” and launched The Parent’s Network at the Project Healthy Minds’ World Mental Health Day Festival in 2023.
Meghan Markle mysteriously vanishes from LA gala programme
However, Meghan Markle’s name has been mysteriously absent from the programme of a rescheduled glitzy gala in Los Angeles, where she was originally meant to be honoured earlier in the summer.
The Duchess of Sussex was meant to attend the Night of Wonder gala at the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County last June, but the event got postponed due to protests in the area.
Meghan would have been honoured for her work in “championing women and underserved communities”.
Now, the museum has announced a new date for the gala, October 15, but Meghan’s name is nowhere to be found on the official schedule.
