The Archewell Foundation, associated with the couple, is set to join a group of more than 20 contributors in providing financial support to Press Forward, an organization that backs local newsrooms throughout the United States.
Rita Panahi, a host on Sky News, pointed out the apparent contradiction in Prince Harry's actions, given his history of conflicts with the British press. She questioned why he would invest in the media if he has such a strong aversion to it.
On another note, royal expert Kinsey Scholfield expressed a deeper concern about Prince Harry's move, describing it as "sinister." She suggested that beneath the surface, there may be more to this action than meets the eye, especially considering Prince Harry's strained relationship with the media.
Scholfield commented, "If you can't beat them, buy them," hinting at a potential ulterior motive. It's worth noting that Prince Harry has previously taken legal action against British tabloid outlets, including The Sun and the now-defunct News of The World, for employing unethical tactics, such as phone hacking, to obtain information about him.
