Prince Harry’s ‘chucked’ in a dose of emotional blackmail: ‘You spoilt brat!’

Prince Harry has once again come under the radar of royal experts and critics for his decision to combine both the Invictus Games event, and the meeting with King Charles into his calendar while he’s in the UK.

To Ms Nana Akua the better option would be to opt for something different and only visit with the King because as his security arrangements stand, while the prince is inside a royal residence he will receive tax-payer funded protection.

She explained her point of view in detail with GB News and got right into the clap back by writing, “apparently, the spoilt brat, the Duke of Sussex, may well throw his toys out of the pram once again after announcing his visit to the UK.”

She even described Harry’s recent actions as “a crusade to destroy the British press, whom it appears he blames for the death of his mother.” In her eyes, it became evident since his first attempt to take both the press and Home Office to court, and in the eyes Ms Akua, “he's chucked in what I believe to be a dose of emotional blackmail.”

But she didn’t end there, because in her view, “he has, in my view, used his children as a bargaining chip to demand the highest level of protection afforded to working royals,” that too caught her attention because this role was something the Sussexes stepped away from back in 2019, for the sake of privacy.

However, where the expert shifted her focus to, after this is in posing another possibility, one that would be ‘easier to stomach’ for many. Especially since the prince managed to tour Nigeria and Colombia which she calls “two of the most dangerous places on earth.”

In the end is where the advice came in and it sees her say, “Harry: why don't you apply for protection for a visit for you and your family, with the sole purpose of taking the children to see the King? Not one where you swan around promoting other stuff. You are no longer a working royal, a position that you chose for yourself. Remember what the Queen said. You can't be half in and half out.”

Before concluding one thing she did clarify is that, “Invictus is a laudable cause which you are free to support as an individual. But instead of combining non-royal causes with visiting your dad, how about you privately visit your dad with the kids? I'm sure they'll give you all the protection you need. Istead of using it, in my view, as another photo opportunity to plug you and your wife's wares.” (sic)