A recent video, Prince Harry was seen presenting the Soldier of the Year award to Elizabeth Marx. Now, this got me thinking, is this just another PR stunt, or is there more to it? Besides, Harry seemed a bit worried about his position in the royal family, especially after some jealousy issues regarding William's children. Let's break it down further.
During the presentation, Prince Harry, also known as the Duke of Sussex, paid tribute to his friend, Sergeant First Class Elizabeth Marx. Elizabeth is an incredible athlete who has won gold medals at the Invictus Games four times and Paralympic medals five times. She's also a war hero, having overcome bilateral hip injuries sustained during her deployment in Iraq. Joining the army at just 17, Elizabeth's resilience and determination are truly inspiring. Harry spoke highly of her, mentioning they first met at the Invictus Games in 2016.
Now, here's where things get interesting. While presenting the award, Harry was seen wearing several medals, including the Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan, the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, and the Queen's Platinum Jubilee medal. But here's the catch, he gave up his honorary military titles in 2020. So, why is he wearing these medals?
It's ironic because, in reality, Harry only has one military medal, the Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan, given to him by Queen Elizabeth. The rest are Jubilee medals, basically participation trophies. And to top it off, he's wearing these UK medals while presenting a US military-related award. It's all a bit confusing and, honestly, inappropriate.
But let's not forget, Harry's own military service has been called into question. Some soldiers who served alongside him claimed he spent more time playing video games in a bunker than actively participating. So, is he the right person to be presenting military-related awards?
And then there's the issue of Harry expressing concern about William's children, suggesting that at least one of them might end up like him. Frankly, it's a bit presumptuous of him to make such comments about his own nieces and nephews, especially considering he doesn't really know them.
George, Charlotte, and Louis, William's children, are growing up in a loving and supportive environment. They have a wonderful family and are being raised with values that will surely guide them to success. So, Harry really doesn't need to worry about them.
Instead of focusing on William's kids, maybe Harry should turn his attention to his own family. There are rumors about tension between Harry and his brother, but ultimately, Harry needs to focus on himself, his wife, and their children.
