Prince Harry Spotted Boarding Private Jet for Polo Match in Aspen

Prince Harry was seen boarding a private jet in Santa Barbara on Wednesday, bound for a one-day polo match in Aspen.

The Duke of Sussex arrived at the airport near his $14 million home in an electric Audi SUV and then waited for his staff to arrive in a gas guzzling SUV to finish his polo outfit.

The plane was stationary on the tarmac for at least 30 minutes before the royal staff arrived at around 11.35am wearing his polo outfit in a black Range Rover.

The private jet, owned by Florida-based businessman Mark Gansey, is worth $9 million.

The Gansey family has previously played with Harry's brother William and father Prince Charles in London several times and is already at the club in Colorado for the event today.

Harry will join his friend Nachos Figueras at the event, where they will play on the same team during the round-robin tournament.

The Duke of Sussex had boarded the $9 million Bombardier Challenger 600 to attend the Centibale ISPS Hand a Polo Cup.

It's unclear whether his wife Meghan Markle or two children, Archie and Lilibet, will be cheering the Duke on from the sidelines or whether they'll stay home in their nine-bedroom mansion.

Despite preaching about making a difference and the need for urgent action to halt climate change, Harry and Meghan have been criticized multiple times for their use of private jets.

The couple flew from Windsor to California on a Bombardier Global 6000, the same type of aircraft Harry was pictured on yesterday morning, to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee aboard a private jet in June.

In other news, Prince Harry recently appeared with a black eye and big bruising on his hand and arm.

However, his wife, Meghan, lied that it was just a car crash.

According to several pieces of evidence, they look like they are living their worst life.

They are never with their children, and Meghan looks bored at Harry's polo games, underdressed and looking frumpy.

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The Queen booted them from the balcony at Trooping of the Colors, and Harry is always angry and suing someone or throwing tantrums.

The couple's reputation score is at an all-time low, and they had to hire a new PR team because they suck.

Harry said he has a BashFist memoir coming out about his family because he's a vengeful asshole.

Despite all the negative press, Harry said he and his team were delighted to return to the beautiful grounds of Aspen Valley Polo Club for the annual Centibale ISPS Hand a Polo Cup.

Harry and Nachos Figueras have played together on the same polo team in several matches over the years, with the polo star attending the royal wedding and being one of the first to meet his son Archie in 2019.

The Prince and the Argentinian will battle it out as part of the Centibale team against the Royal Salute and the US Polo Association teams in a round-robin tournament.

Harry and Meghan seem to be living a life of luxury, but they have faced criticism for their use of private jets and their hypocritical stance on climate change.

It's unclear why Meghan lied about the cause of Harry's injuries, but the couple seems to be shrouded in controversy and negativity.

They don't seem to be spending much time with their children, and Meghan appears to be unhappy at Harry's polo games.

Despite their lavish lifestyle, there seems to be a lot of unhappiness and turmoil in their lives.

In conclusion, Prince Harry was seen boarding a private jet bound for a one-day polo match in Aspen.

The Duke of Sussex arrived in an electric Audi SUV and waited for his staff to arrive in a gas guzzling SUV to finish his polo outfit.

Despite their lavish lifestyle, Harry and Meghan have faced criticism for their use of private jets and their hypocritical stance on climate change.

The couple seems to be shrouded in controversy and negativity, with evidence suggesting that they are not spending much time with their children.