- Prince Harry has recently been chastised for supposedly attempting to persuade the public.
- Maureen Callahan, a royal analyst and author, made these assertions in a newspaper piece.
- Harry wrote that after Meghan had a text-message fight with Kate over bridesmaids’ dresses.
Prince Harry has recently been chastised for supposedly attempting to persuade the public that he and King Charles “abuse their wives.”
Maureen Callahan, a royal analyst and author, made these assertions in a newspaper piece.
She began by saying, “Maté didn’t get into the crueler parts of Harry’s book: the mocking of the disabled schoolteacher. The bragging about his ‘kills’ in Afghanistan The sheer lack of gratitude for a life of privilege few throughout history have ever known.”
“Instead, Maté offered this bit of advice: ‘None of us are victims if we choose not to be.’ Excuse me? Does Maté know who he’s talking to?”
“Harry bested that hilarity with his thoughts about therapy. “I would always encourage people,” he said, “to not wait until they’re in the fetal position on the kitchen floor.”
“Like his wife?” Harry wrote that after Meghan had a text-message fight with Kate over bridesmaids’ dresses, he came home to find his wife “sobbing on the floor.”
She also mentioned a claim regarding Meghan Markle: He recalled a moment where he lost his anger with her and Meghan questioned him if “that’s how he grew up”.
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“— men speaking to women that way, thinking it acceptable. It was, as Harry said, ‘a lightbulb moment’. Well, Harry’s given King Charles and Prince William another lightbulb moment of their own — he’s now fine with implying that the men in his family verbally abuse their wives.”
