An expert has accused Prince Harry of triggering fresh drama within the royal family with his recent interview. The news comes after his recent remarks about the Firm in his first interview since returning to the UK in late August. The Duke of Sussex also used the opportunity to express his desire to mend strained ties with his family members.
Expert suggests Prince Harry can’t be ‘trusted’ by the Royal Family again
A royal expert has claimed that Prince Harry can “never be trusted” with royal engagements again due to his media appearances and commercial interests.
On the Daily Express’ Royals Unscripted podcast, columnist Carole Malone told royal editor Emily Ferguson that the non-working royal has eroded trust within the royal family. Weighing in on his desire to make amends, Malone noted, “But the problem is now he’s broken the trust. No one can trust him out on a job anywhere because we’ve got the commercial aspect here as well.”
She continued, “He can’t be a royal again because him and Meghan want to make money.” Carole also raised doubts over whether the King’s younger son could refrain from airing family tensions during interviews and public engagements.
The discussion then shifted to the Duke’s reported remark about there being “enough drama in the world.” The royal correspondent called it ironic, arguing that Harry himself has contributed to tensions surrounding the royal family. Malone commented, “You cause most of it, matey, where the Royal Family is concerned, you cause the drama.”
Furthermore, the TV presenter openly dismissed Prince Harry’s demands for family apologies over his alleged treatment. She questioned what they had supposedly done to warrant it in the first place.
Reflecting on what has hurt the royal family most deeply, Carole Malone made her position clear. The 72-year-old argued that Harry has spent the past six years airing private matters in public. He did so, she added, fully aware that the institution is unable to answer back.
Looking to the future and how the Palace might handle things, Malone suggested Prince William would likely adopt a tougher stance to defend the Crown’s reputation.
