Sky News contributor and cultural commentator Nicholas Sheppard has even warned him that his actions are just asking for it.
Sheppard suggests that when someone in the public eye starts to make power plays and share personal details that are connected to their money-making ventures, it can come across as inauthentic and can even be seen as a performance for the cameras.
As a result, they might find themselves becoming the target of satire. Sheppard's warning comes after his prediction that Prince Harry's crusade against the Royal Family will soon come to an end, as there are often complex and nuanced relationships at play in these situations, and reducing the parties involved to caricatures is a disservice to everyone involved.
