‘Self-destructive’ Prince Harry wants apology for being ignored: royal expert

‘Self-destructive’ Prince Harry wants apology for being ignored: royal expert

Web Desk
June 13, 2022

Prince Harry will likely want “an apology” amid reports he was royally snubbed by Queen Elizabeth II and company at last week’s Platinum Jubilee
Elizabeth for the first time last Wednesday, after jetting to the UK to partake in the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Hot take on “self-destructive” Harry’s demeanour at the Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul’s Cathedral last Friday

A “furious” person According to self-proclaimed royal expert Angela Levin, Prince Harry will likely demand “an apology” following claims that he was royally snubbed by Queen Elizabeth II and her entourage at last week’s Platinum Jubilee.

The famed Prince Harry and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall biographer told the Sun, “I think he would have been very, very disappointed that he was virtually overlooked.” “He believes he is still owed an apology.”

“The thing that particularly stuck out for me on that day was Harry’s rage — he wears his emotions on his face and he looked utterly furious,” the royal analyst said of the “self-destructive” Harry’s mood during the Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul’s Cathedral last Friday.

The outspoken Levin — who reportedly spent a year with Harry, 37, while writing his biography — was addressing the international photo controversy that emerged when he and wife Meghan Markle, 40, introduced daughter and namesake Lilibet, 1, to Elizabeth for the first time last Wednesday, after jetting to the UK to partake in the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Several outlets reported that the couple’s request for a photographer to picture the 96-year-old monarch and their daughter was denied, with one unidentified source declaring, “No chance.” “It was a private family gathering,” the Sun wrote at the time. According to the same source, Elizabeth’s bodyguards were concerned that Harry and Markle might leak the images to American television networks.

The communications secretary for Queen Elizabeth declined to comment on the contradicting stories concerning “private” encounters. The rumours, according to a person familiar with the scenario, are false: “They merely enjoyed a quiet and intimate visit with the Queen,” the source said, adding that Harry and Markle didn’t even bother asking for photos because the 96-year-old monarch was ill.

The couple were reportedly prevented from appearing on the Buckingham Palace balcony with Elizabeth, Prince Charles, and other senior members of the royal family on Thursday.

The pair jetted out of the UK on Sunday, before the Jubilee celebrations had even ended, after being booed as they arrived at a Jubilee event at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Friday. According to The Washington Post, this wasn’t a royal snub because Harry and Markle had planned to attend only two events and then leave.

Despite this, Levin claims that Prince Harry was probably distraught after receiving the purported royal cold shoulder.

“I think it’s quite interesting actually — he might have been feeling a lot of emotions,” Levin speculated, adding that after famously stepping aside from his royal post in 2020, Prince Harry would “regret what he has lost.”

“I’m not sure if he felt a wave of emotion at what he’d given up,” the monarchy expert added, predicting that the Duke of Sussex will seek an apology from the senior royals.

However, Levin believes Harry is “the one who should apologise,” according to her.

Since the Sussexes’ aforementioned royal-bashing Oprah appearance, Harry has apparently been alienated from his brother.