Princess Anne Takes Control of Prince Harry’s Trust Funds Following Controversial Statements

In a surprising move, Princess Anne has taken full control of Prince Harry's trust funds after his recent controversial comments regarding the Royal Family.

The decision was made to distance the monarchy from Harry's divisive statements, which have caused negative publicity and backlash.

Sources close to the Royal Family revealed that Harry's actions were damaging to the charitable organizations he represents.

One source stated, “You really don't want people who are divisive representing your charity.”

Harry's recent behavior has been divisive, and it's not in the best interest of the charities for him to continue representing them.

As part of the move, most of the funds Harry represents will be transferred to Princess Anne, who is known for her tireless charity work and commitment to organizations that make a positive impact on the world.

Despite losing his trust funds, Harry will retain his private patronages or presidencies with these organizations.

However, it's unclear how much influence he will have over their operations moving forward.

The decision to transfer Harry's trust funds to Princess Anne also comes amid reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have struggled to make a meaningful impact with their charity work in the United States.

Sources claim that the couple has failed to secure significant exposure for their charitable efforts and have not followed through with any of their business contracts due to mental health issues.

Furthermore, the Charitable Foundation is registered in the state of Delaware, which is known for its lenient regulations regarding charitable organizations.

Delaware requires charities to give only 5% of their income to actual charity work, while 95% can be used for expenses.

This has led to criticism that the Sussexes are using their charity as a means of self-promotion and a way to funnel money into their own coffers.

The move to transfer Harry's trust funds also follows reports that Prince William was initially considered as a successor to Harry's charitable roles.

However, a Buckingham Palace statement insisted that the roles would be handed to working members of the royal family, leading to speculation that Princess Anne was the likely choice.

Harry's recent statements have also led to the loss of his patronage with the London Marathon Charitable Trust.

He made self-reported drug use and boasted about taking the lives of 25 souls, admitted to bullying a disabled person, and made absurd accusations about the royal family.

The move by Princess Anne to take control of Harry's trust funds is seen as a strong message from the Royal Family that they won't tolerate divisive behavior or actions that harm the reputation of the monarchy and the charitable organizations that they support.

It remains to be seen how Harry will respond to the loss of his trust funds and the negative impact it may have on his future endeavors.

In other news, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle founded the Archwell Foundation and reportedly raised up to $13 million for charity but have only given away $3 million.

The causes included aiding with Afghan and Ukrainian refugee relief centers and resettlement, vaccine equity, and supporting women-owned small businesses.

Specifically, the cash provided 12.6 million COVID-19 vaccines through Global Citizen and assisted in the resettlement of refugees through operations alias Welcome and Welcome.

A reported 50,000 meals went to the World Central Kitchen, and they funded something called Rebooting Social Media at Harvard University, wherein a guide on fostering positive masculinity was developed.

The move by Princess Anne to take control of Harry's trust funds highlights the importance of representing charitable organizations positively and responsibly.

It sends a clear message that the Royal Family is committed to maintaining its reputation and will not tolerate behavior that harms its image.

As for Harry and Meghan's charitable efforts, it remains to be seen whether they will be able to make a significant impact moving forward.