Prince Harry has reportedly been making use of “familial issues” for commercial and promotional purposes. The report came amid all the drama surrounding the Duke of Sussex’s recent GQ interview, where he expressed his wish for a reconciliation with the royal family members, including his elder brother, Prince William, and father, King Charles.
Now, according to a new report, a royal expert went on to claim that the reason behind the Duke of Sussex’s GQ interview was the promotion of his Masterclass on grief.
Expert accuses Prince Harry of using ‘familial issues’ to promote grief Masterclass
Prince Harry reportedly received an accusation of using “familial issues” to promote his Masterclass on grief from a royal expert. Emily Andrews, a journalist and royal commentator, sat down for a conversation with co-hosts Storm Huntley and Alexis Conran on the chat show, “Jeremy Vine & Daytime on 5.”
While on the show, the royal expert went on to share her thoughts on the Duke of Sussex’s recent comments on reconciliation with the royal family in his much-talked-about interview with GQ.
In the meantime, during the GQ interview, Prince Harry said, “Well, some people don’t want it to work out. I want it to work out,” while discussing the complex relationship with his brother, Prince William, and his father, King Charles. The Duke of Sussex further explained, “The most important thing is to is you know is to reconcile. That’s the key point.”
Meanwhile, while reacting to Prince Harry’s comments, Emily Andrews said on the chat show, “He’s repeating really what he said a year ago, which was that he wanted reconciliation with his family and that, you know, he wants to make up.” After that, the royal expert explained, “And I think from the palace’s point of view, what they would like is a period of silence maybe from Prince Harry.” According to the expert, the palace would like for him to “stop talking about his relationship with his father and his brother and his family.”
Furthermore, Emily Andrews claimed that the reason Prince Harry did the GQ interview was to promote his grief Masterclass. The royal expert then pointed out that Prince Harry expects the public to pay for the content, adding that leveraging his family conflicts to market his commercial ventures could make audiences uncomfortable.
