Prince Harry's 'orange stunt' called diplomatic faux-pas
Prince Harry's 'orange stunt' called diplomatic faux-pas
While Prince Harry seems to have won millions of hearts with his appearance in Invictus Games video, his orange dress has raised some eye brows .
The Duke of Sussex wore an orange dress in the video promotion for the upcoming games scheduled to be held in the Netherlands next month.
A social media user wondered whether Harry was making fun of the Royal Family of the Netherlands.
"Orange being the color for royalty in the Netherlands, the heir/heiress is known as prince/princess of Orange, equivalent to prince of Wales. Is it a diplomatic faux-pas? Is he making fun of the Royal Family over there?," said a user.
Sharing Harry's video, another user said, "Please tell me this is a spoof and not the beloved PH. Actually I take it back. It's him & it's for the Invictus Games."
Royal biographer Angela Levin wrote, "If Harry thought his orange stunt was funny. It's not."
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