During an interview with Piers Morgan on the uncensored TV talk show, Christie expressed his disappointment and disapproval of Prince Harry's highly publicized feud with the royal family.
Christie emphasized the importance of resolving family conflicts privately and condemned the idea of profiting from personal disputes.
Chris Christie recalled his personal encounter with Prince Harry during the royal visit to New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in 2013. While finding Harry to be a kind-hearted young man, Christie believes that the Duke of Sussex appears to be sad and confused.
The former governor shared an anecdote about their gift exchange, highlighting Prince Harry's embarrassment over a signed photograph of himself that he was instructed to present as a gift.
Expressing his disapproval, Chris Christie believes that family disputes should remain private and not be aired publicly. He criticized Prince Harry's decision to share his grievances during the Oprah interview, the release of the Netflix documentary series, and the publication of his memoir, suggesting that financial motivations played a role.
Christie condemned Prince Harry's actions as a betrayal of the values associated with his role and status. He finds it disheartening to witness a member of the royal family publicly criticizing his own family for financial gain.
The former governor believes that Prince Harry's privileged upbringing should have instilled in him a sense of honor and loyalty that he feels Harry has forsaken. While expressing his disappointment in Prince Harry, Chris Christie still holds hope for future reconciliation.
He expressed his wish that King Charles III would ultimately find it in his heart to forgive his son and work towards rebuilding their relationship. However, Christie acknowledged the difficulties faced by the king, suggesting that there may be moments when even a father has to step back.
