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Prince Harry Should Enjoy the Life He Chose, Says Former Royal Editor
Former royal editor at The Sun, Duncan Larcombe, has urged Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to enjoy the life they have chosen without continuing to criticize the royal family in interviews.
Speaking to Talcradio, Larcombe highlighted that since stepping down as a senior royal in March 2020, the Duke of Sussex has fired a number of digs at the monarchy.
He added that Prince Harry is angry and seems to be letting his emotions flow out every single day.
Larcombe said, “Look at the evidence.
Meghan has got everything and way more than she could have ever dreamed of.
Prince Harry has given up everything.
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I think there has to be a point where someone says Harry sort your stuff out with Meghan and enjoy this life you have chosen but stop having these open heart surgery sessions on the internet.”
Prince Harry has been in the news quite frequently this year for his explosive interviews with Oprah Winfrey and when speaking on the Armchair Expert podcast.
During these interviews, he fired digs at Prince Charles and discussed the pain and suffering of his childhood in the royal family.
According to royal commentator Katie Nicholl, Prince Harry is happy with the reception his recent remarks have received.
Ms Nicholl told ET, “I think the podcast certainly raised eyebrows over at the palace.
To have Prince Harry, instead of build bridges, openly criticize his father and possibly even his grandparents.
It is quite surprising.”
She added, “It does seem that this is yet another example of Prince Harry criticizing his father who of course came under some fire in that Oprah interview.
My understanding is both with the Oprah interview and this recent podcast, Prince Harry feels both of them have gone down very well.
He predicted and anticipated there would be this type of backlash in the British press.”
However, Larcombe's comments suggest that it might be time for Prince Harry to focus on enjoying his new life with Meghan Markle and to stop criticizing the royal family.
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