• It’s difficult to speak for Harry and Meghan in terms of their ultimate goal.
• According to a media story, royal analyst and novelist Victoria Aribiter made this revelation.
• Americans in general are a sympathetic bunch, and I am generalizing when I say that.

With all of the “negative feedback” he’s gotten since the end of last year, Prince Harry has apparently been “overwhelmed.”

According to a media story, royal analyst and novelist Victoria Aribiter made this revelation.

She asserted, “It’s very difficult to speak for Harry and Meghan in terms of what their overall objective was with the Netflix docuseries, with the book.”

“I think Harry, with his book in particular, was very keen to get his side of the story across, so mission accomplished in that regard.”

“He doesn’t hold anything back, as anyone who has read the book knows; he’s very willing to share every facet of his life.”

“In that regard, I think yes, he has achieved his objective, but I don’t think the book was received quite how he was hoping.”

“There are people that remain hugely sympathetic to him, but there’s been a lot of criticism, so the broader public is talking about him in a way that I think he perhaps didn’t anticipate.”

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“I think they expected a similar level of sympathy to that seen after the Oprah interview, so I think they were quite surprised.”

“Americans in general are a sympathetic bunch, and I am generalizing when I say that, and I think Harry and Meghan have enjoyed that level of sympathy that they perhaps weren’t given in the UK.”

“But I think they will have been shocked by some of the negative pushback; I don’t think that was expected at all.”