Prince Harry’s expectations as a ‘blue-blooded prince’ are likely to the reason behind his money-making schemes to sustain his lifestyle away from the royal family, a royal expert has suggested.
The comment came from royal expert Tessa Dunlop who, in a chat with GB News, shared her two cents on Prince Harry’s upcoming two interviews, with Anderson Cooper and Tom Bradby, ahead of the release of his book Spare.
Dunlop shared: “He has left his royal role, he’s left the institution and monarchy, but of course, with inbuilt entitlement, because he was born a blue-blooded prince, has certain expectations about the way he should live, and understandably, I think so.”
“And therefore, he needs to make money. So, he’s punching at his painful message—painful for him, painful for the royal family to receive—with maximum money-making capacity,” she added.
Dunlop then stated: “So, it is effectively a perfect storm and it’s a very uncomfortable one for both the house of Montecito and the house of Windsor.”
Prince Harry’s memoir Spare is set to release on January 10, 2023, with his interviews airing about two days before its release.