The Duke of Sussex raises eyebrows again with his statement about the Queen
Prince Harry, who is sixth in line to the throne, has raised eyebrows yet again with his statement about the Queen.
The Duke of Sussex, 37, may have stepped back from official royal duties but still continues to make headlines with his statements.
Harry told the US network he is making sure his grandmother Queen Elizabeth is safe and that "there are the right people around."
His remarks garnered massive attention this time around, as the Queen, who has just turned 96, is slowly stepping back from official duties and other senior members of the family taking care of themselves. .
"Harry's relationship with his family is intersecting with this greater scrutiny of the monarchy in transition," Toronto-based writer and royal historian Carolyn Harris said in an interview.
Vanity Fair royal editor Katie Nicholl told CBC: "It really feels like a little bit for William and Charles, who have stepped up to the plate a lot and are supporting the Queen at the moment, and I think it's There are a lot of opposing comments." Karen Paul in London.
Given that Harry is not a working member of the royal family and that he and Meghan have moved away to make a more financially independent life, some wonder if his words or actions still receive such media attention. Why should it be the center of
"It complicates Harry and Meghan's further plans, that on the one hand they are interested in greater independence, but in terms of the public, it is Harry's royal relationship and his conflict with his family that makes him a person of interest." is," said Harris.
"Harry and Meghan have a lot of projects going on and not all of them come out as quickly as expected," Harris said, "so what he does with this memoir and what aspects of his life are going to interest him." Focuses the most."
However, royal fans and experts are also concerned about Harry's comments about the Queen as it gives the impression that the monarch does not have the right people around her.