Prince Harry has once again found himself at the center of a scandal after statements that his children are deprived of some advantages of royal life. TV host Danica De Giorgio sharply criticized the Duke of Sussex, calling him a “spoiled boy” and a “mama's boy.”
Prince Harry has been called a “spoiled boy.” He is upset that his children do not have some of the privileges of royal life. According to a source, the Duke of Sussex believes that seven-year-old Prince Archie and four-year-old Princess Lilibet are “deprived of the extensive family connections enjoyed by their cousins.”
“Archie and Lilibet are having a great time in California, but Harry is very sad that they cannot be with their family,” the insider emphasized.
Danica De Giorgio, host of Sky News Australia, labeled the prince a “spoiled mama's boy” for his complaints and questioned why he did not consider how this would affect his children before literally uprooting his family and moving to the U.S.
“Harry is very upset that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are deprived of the opportunity to live with the other members of the royal family and interact with numerous relatives, unlike their cousins. I don’t understand what this spoiled boy wants. What did he expect when he moved to Montecito, constantly criticizing the royal family? I don’t think he realizes how foolish he actually is. This guy has low intelligence. He’s not the brightest of them all,” she said.
Rumors that the Duke of Sussex wants to return to the UK have been circulating for many years, but in recent weeks he has been more openly hinting at the possibility of a return, including insisting that he will always be part of the royal family.
In the editorial's view, the situation surrounding Prince Harry shows how difficult it is for former members of the royal family to completely distance themselves from the past. Even after moving to the U.S., the topic of relations with the monarchy continues to impact Harry and his family's lives, and any of his statements instantly become a reason for new disputes and criticism.
