Prince Harry Booed for Mocking King Charles and Royal Family in Dull BFL Speech

Prince Harry made headlines once again as he delivered his first speech filled with jokes since his recent visit to the UK. Notably, he omitted any mention of his father, who is battling cancer, during his appearance at the NFL awards.  The Duke of Sussex graced the NFL Awards ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he presented the prestigious NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year award. During his speech, Harry lightheartedly compared rugby to American football, jesting about the differences in gameplay. He quipped, "You stole rugby from us and made it your own. Instead of passing it backwards, just pass it forwards. 

Why don't you wear pads and a helmet? Of course, you have attack and defense; that makes sense. And why don't you have a break every 15 seconds? You know, instead of a 10-month season, let's make it 18 weeks."Despite expectations that he would remain out of the public eye until his upcoming trip to Canada with his wife Meghan Markle for the Invictus Games event, Harry pleasantly surprised the audience by presenting the award. The honor, bestowed annually upon a player demonstrating exceptional commitment to philanthropy and community impact, was awarded to Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Cameron Heyward.

Following his brief return to the UK, where he spent around 45 minutes with King Charles, Harry's actions sparked controversy among royal fans. While some criticized him harshly, others expressed optimism about his future relationship with the royal family, suggesting that he and Prince William should focus on moving forward in the absence of the king