Prince Harry has been criticised for promoting an eco-friendly message in his latest advert for his sustainable travel company Travalyst, reported GB News.
The Duke of Sussex recently starred in a campaign promoting sustainable travel in which he was seen jogging through a forest before being caught by a ‘rating agent’ and being accused of littering in New Zealand in 2018.
Commenting on the advert, GB News host Eamonn Holmes called Prince Harry out for his hypocrisy saying: “You couldn't make it up, could you. The hypocrisy meter just goes off the scale with this fella. Get his backside off private jets.”
He added: “Then he can sit and tell everyone else not to get on your Jet 2 or your Tui plane, meanwhile I'll scoot around the world on a private jet.”
The advert also features Kiwi actors Rhys Darby, Dave Fane, and Rena Owen alongside Prince Harry.
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