According to the observations made by Daniela Elser, the newly crowned monarch, King Charles, appears to be paying a hefty price for stripping Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their His/Her Royal Highness titles.
In her column for news.com.au, Elser suggests that Prince Harry's recent actions, such as becoming the first senior royal member in a century to testify in court, have been making continuous headlines.
"It was just another in a series of headline-making firsts that have become so numerous, it's hard to keep track," Elser commented.
Elser explained that since stepping down from his royal duties, Prince Harry has grown more confident in taking on battles, leading to a fearless pursuit of justice. With his book, Spare, and his three high-profile legal cases against UK publishers, it is evident that the Duke of Sussex is ready to wage multiple battles and stand up for what he believes is right and just.
Elser humorously wonders if Prince Harry has been practicing Julius Caesar's famous line, "Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war," in front of the mirror lately. She suggests that Harry is resolute in fighting his various conflicts until the checks to his high-profile London lawyers start bouncing.
Aside from his recent testimony, Prince Harry has already penned tens of thousands of words in his three witness statements. These statements revealed that his brother, Prince William, privately settled with NGN in 2020, receiving a substantial sum of money. Additionally, Harry claimed that his father, Charles, intervened when the late Queen decided to pursue legal action.
Elser warns that there may be more bombshells awaiting readers in Prince Harry's potential second book, saying, "Beware the ides of book two, I say."
Summing up, Elser concludes that Prince Harry's recent actions, combined with the threat of being left in the third row during future church services, will unlikely bring him back in line with the expectations of the royal family. The anticipation of what Prince Harry may reveal next keeps the royal family on high alert.
