Prince Harry joins Earl Spencer in ‘bonfire’ of his ‘vanity’: The Duke lands in trouble
‘It's like Spencer is undergoing a public therapy and revenge session rolled into one’ and Prince Harry’s joined him
Despite the book about Diana having been penned by her brother Earl Spencer, somehow Prince Harry has landed in hot waters too, because of his memoir that is yet to be released.
Its even come to a point where commentators have started to question what hope the Duke has at reconciliation when things around him are starting to cause smells to bubble up to the surface.
One of those commentators is Chris Riches and he penned a piece for the Daily Express to highlight why the Duke has been facing criticism by comparison.
However, before including the Duke of Sussex he focused heavily on the Earl and said, “if he claims now he was being forcibly polite, he's certainly not now. It's like Spencer is undergoing a public therapy and revenge session rolled into one.”
Right after making this claim he pointed his gaze towards Prince Harry and asked whether he knew “in advance that his uncle was going to be throwing accusations at his own dad,” and “intrinsically alleging he welcomed Diana's death?”
Mr Riches also used the final bits of his piece to issue a flurry of questions. Questions like “did he try to stop Spencer from attacking Charles or weaponising his mother's death this way? Or worse, did he give Spencer his blessing to raise merry hell with his family?”
A bit near the end he brought out Prince William, whose said to have noticed the fact that his younger brother visited the Spencer home right before the book was announced.
Regarding that he asked, “How is King Charles to view his youngest son Harry in light of this? Can William and Charles ever really trust him after what he himself wrote in Spare about all of them?” Either way, in his eyes the anger in Prince William’s court must be “fury” especially because his “his beloved mother” got brought up “this way” and “weaponised against his father.”
The concluding words tied it all together and saw him say, “Harry's 'half-in-half-out' commercially-active working royal dream must be going up in smoke, on the bonfire of his uncle's vanity.”
