However, social media users couldn't help but notice something unusual in the photo. Despite Travolta's listed height being 1 inch taller than Harry, people on Twitter pointed out that in the picture, Travolta appeared shorter than Harry. The hashtag #highheelsHarry surfaced as a playful commentary on the perceived height difference, leading to speculation and humor about Harry possibly wearing heels.
Meanwhile, Harry's PR team faced criticism after he took a selfie with Prince Mario Max Schanberg Lipper at the Living Legends of Aviation Awards. Lipper, claiming to be a distant cousin of the British royal family, has faced accusations from the head of the family, Prince Alexander of Schanberg Lipper, for allegedly exploiting their name for personal gain. Commentators, including Charlotte Griffiths, editor at large for the Mail on Sunday, described Harry's appearance at the event as "sad" and "low rent." Griffiths questioned the event's lack of A-listers and suggested that Megan's absence might have been a fortunate dodge.
Griffiths also noted that the photo wouldn't have been taken if Harry were still fulfilling frontline royal duties, as there would be a team vetting such situations. Royal commentator Richard Fitz Williams criticized Harry for making a fool of himself by taking a selfie with Prince Mario Max Schanberg Lipper, dubbing him the "king of trash TV." Biographer Phil Dampier expressed sadness at seeing Harry, once a real-life royal with much to offer, reduced to such "tacky selfies" and questioned the prince's choices in his public appearances.
