Prince Harry Refuses to Take Responsibility, Blaming Media for All Troubles, Claims Meghan Kelly
In a recent interview, journalist Meghan Kelly expressed her criticism of Prince Harry, stating that he takes no responsibility for how he is portrayed in the media and instead blames all his troubles on it.
Kelly, who has been vocal about her views on Harry and Meghan Markle, believes that Harry has no grounds to blame the media for any difficulties he has faced in recent years.
During her conversation with Neil Gardner of the Heritage Foundation, she discussed Harry's claims about how the media has historically treated him.
Referring to Harry's witness statement from his lawsuit against the Mirror Newspapers Group, Kelly pointed out that he attributes all of his problems to the media. She read excerpts from Harry's testimony, where he mentioned being labeled a cheater, a minor drinker, and an irresponsible drug user during his adolescence and young adulthood. Kelly expressed her frustration with Harry's lack of personal responsibility and his tendency to play into the headlines and stereotypes.
Gardner agreed with Kelly's assessment, describing Harry as someone who fails to take personal responsibility and exhibits narcissistic tendencies. He noted that Harry's approach to the court proceedings and his overall behavior have been detrimental to his case, suggesting that his chances of winning against the Mirror Newspapers Group are slim. Gardner further remarked on Harry and Meghan's shared delusions of grandeur, paranoia, and narcissism, as witnessed during their interviews and public appearances.
Reflecting on the Netflix documentary series and Harry's biography, Gardner concluded that these projects were driven by their desire to present their version of the truth for historical significance. He emphasized the importance of ensuring that younger generations do not grow up with false perceptions of what truly transpired.
Prince Harry's lawsuit against the Mirror Newspapers Group is still ongoing. After testifying in London's High Court, he returned to his home in Montecito, California, with Meghan Markle and their two children, Archie and Lilibet.
