Prince Harry—or should I just call him Harry now?—has done it again. This time, he’s given yet another interview that’s practically dripping with desperation. The man is clearly on a damage control mission, and it’s not a good look.
If you’ve been paying attention, the cracks in Harry and Meghan’s marriage have been impossible to miss. The official story was that Meghan missed the kids, but behind the scenes, it’s a different tale altogether. Apparently, Harry was livid when he discovered Meghan had been posting images of their children online.
Now, in this cringe-worthy US Weekly interview, Harry is trying to paint a picture of marital bliss, talking about “cherished, wonderful moments.” But come on—are we really supposed to believe this? This is the same man who spent years warning everyone about the dangers of social media. What we’re witnessing here is a man desperately trying to paper over the cracks in a marriage that’s clearly failing.
Here’s the kicker: Harry doesn’t trust Meghan with two critical things—their finances and their PR strategy. Think about that for a second. The two things that matter most to the Duchess are money and publicity, and her own husband doesn’t trust her with them. Even former President Donald Trump recently commented on Harry’s marital troubles, saying he has “lots of problems with his wife.” When a world leader is weighing in on your marriage, you know things are bad.
Harry’s US Weekly interview is particularly desperate because it comes just as Meghan prepares to launch her Netflix cooking show. This is classic Meghan manipulation—sending her husband out to do damage control and rehabilitate her image. But let’s be real, this cooking show is going to be a disaster of epic proportions. Domestic goddess? Please. This is the same woman who couldn’t handle royal life.
What’s truly sad is seeing how far Harry has fallen. Once a beloved prince who served his country, he’s now reduced to doing interviews in trashy magazines. It’s a far cry from the dignity and respect he once commanded.
And let’s talk about the children for a moment. Using Archie and Lilibet as PR props is something Harry claimed he’d never allow. Yet here we are, with Meghan suddenly sharing glimpses of the kids online just as her public interest wanes. How convenient. These innocent children deserve better than to be trotted out whenever Mommy needs a publicity boost.
Sources close to the situation report that Harry feels trapped. Despite living a miserable life, he can’t bring himself to leave. The embarrassment of admitting the world was right all along is too much. His identity has become so entangled with being “Meghan’s husband” that there’s nothing left of the man he once was.
Every time Harry does one of these pathetic interviews, I can’t help but imagine William and Catherine exchanging glances of pity mixed with relief. While Harry chases Hollywood dreams that keep turning to dust, William continues preparing to be a king who would make his grandmother proud.
Royal experts like Neil Sean have reported that Harry has told Meghan, “Enough is enough,” regarding their Netflix deal. He wants to pull the plug, but Meghan, convinced she’s hit the jackpot, refuses to let go of the last tendril of fame and fortune. The irony would be delicious if it weren’t so pathetic.
Dan Wootton described Harry’s US Weekly interview as “cringe-worthy,” and he couldn’t be more right. Five years after the bombshell Oprah interview, which at least had a bit of respected journalism behind it, we’re now seeing this desperate PR stunt. Meghan is scrambling to get people to like her, hence the sudden shift to “Miss Nice” with the dancing and forced smiles.
King Charles, despite his health struggles, continues to put his duty first. His dignified response to both personal challenges and the constant barrage from California shows his true leadership. Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan represent everything the public has grown to despise—entitlement, manipulation, and a lack of authenticity.
The fairy tale is over, and the harsh reality has set in. The bridges have been burnt, and the contrast between the dignified working royals and these California pretenders has never been clearer. William and Catherine, King Charles, and Queen Camilla represent everything good about the monarchy—service, dignity, and commitment. Harry and Meghan? They’re increasingly irrelevant, increasingly desperate, and increasingly transparent in their manipulation.
