Prince Harry defies Queen Elizabeth
Prince Harry has revealed that he will not be coming to the commemoration in honor of his late grandfather, Prince Philip, but that is why he will be at a sporting event two weeks later.
Prince Harry has come under fire of critics for defying his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. (95). Namely, he revealed last Friday that he will not be coming to the UK on March 29 for a commemoration at Westminster Abbey dedicated to his grandfather, Prince Philip. But why did the public react like this? It is because he will reportedly travel to The Hague, the Netherlands, two weeks later for the Invictus Games , an international event attended by injured, military veterans, and the Prince himself launched it in 2014 and is its patron. So, he can go there but on commemoration can not?
Harry's lawyers claim that he does not feel safe in the UK as they no longer provide him with police protection because he has given up his title and even on the condition that he pays the costs himself.
Royal biographer Angela Levin told that the prince was behaving like a child and that he was belittling and blackmailing the queen. Definitely, it was unacceptable for him to cancel his visits at the last minute. She explained that is unacceptable towards Elizabeth, who is still mourning her husband, to whom she was married for 73 years.
'Everything seems wrong. If he comes to the royal event, he will receive police protection. They won't give him insurance if he goes out with friends. He will probably use the same excuse to get out of the Queen's platinum jubilee celebration. This is how he says: 'Everything revolves around me, me, me' instead of showing his grandmother that he cares for her. He behaves like a child ', said Angela.
The prince has previously said he will take legal action as he does not feel safe in the UK without the protection of police officers he claims will protect him rather than privately hired bodyguards.
Recently, Harry also advertised Invictus Games, that is, he shot a promo video that attracted attention because he dressed in orange, colors that symbolize the Netherlands. He received numerous criticisms. ‘Is this a joke?’, ‘Hypocritical to the point of pain? He exploits mentally ill people for his own profit ', are some of the comments.
