BREAKING NEWS: Prince Harry moved back to UK to ‘save his skin’ – blasted as ‘spoiled little prince’
Prince Harry has been dubbed “spoiled” in one of his latest take-downs by royal commentators, with his motives for moving back to the UK called into question.
Prince Harry has been subject to brutal take-downs in recent days (Image: Getty)
Prince Harry is the subject of another brutal takedown as the former royal continues to be a talking point following his return to the UK. The 41-year-old Prince recently relocated to the Cotswolds following six years in California, with his children reportedly attending school here. While it has been confirmed that Meghan would continue her own endeavours, such as her brand As Ever, Prince Harry has not revealed what kind of work he will undertake while living in the UK.
Discussing the couple’s return on a recent episode of The Royalist with Tom Sykes, American journalist and commentator Paula Froelich savaged Prince Harry, calling him a “spoiled little Prince” who has returned to the UK to “save his own skin”. When she was asked by Sykes about what Harry is doing in the UK, if not to make peace with members of the Royal Family, Froelich didn’t hold back.
“Making money and savings his skin. And saving the only job he has left, Invictus. Period,” she responded.
Going on a brutal tirade about Prince Harry, she continued: “He’s never done things the proper way because he’s a spoiled little prince who’s stomping his feet. And frankly, as we are now seeing, we can see how he always got his way and was always protected by the public.
“The public was protected from who was and is.”
Froelich has been a consistent critic of both Harry and Meghan. In a recent interview, she said that the pair moving back to the UK was essentially them “admitting defeat” in the US.
Prince Harry has been subject to several savage take-downs in recent days. One of the couple’s vocal critics, Reform UK politician Darren Grimes, accused Harry of coming back to Britain with his “tail between his legs”.
Speaking with Australian TV and podcast host Danica De Giorgio, he said that Harry and Meghan have caused “pain and suffering” in the UK over the last few years, and that apologies should be issued.
“I hope that they’ll have a modicum of respect and acknowledgement for the pain, hurt and suffering that they inflicted on our nation, not just our Royal Family, but actually on the wider country that gave a lot of love, support and time for this pair when they were married in this country,” he said.
“I doubt it. I won’t hold my breath.”
