The chair of a charity Prince Harry established to support young people living with HIV and AIDS in Lesotho and Botswana has publicly slammed him, accusing him of "harassment and bullying at scale." This dramatic fallout comes just days after Harry stepped down from the organization last week, citing a "devastating" disagreement that’s now making headlines.
Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles, launched Sentebale back in 2006 as a tribute to his late mother, Princess Diana. Alongside co-founder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho and the board of trustees, Harry built the charity from the ground up. However, his abrupt exit has sparked a heated clash with Sophie Chandauka, the charity’s chair, leaving many wondering what went wrong.
Interestingly, the royal family’s official website still lists Harry’s involvement with Sentebale as an active role. As of now, no updates have been made to reflect his resignation, raising eyebrows about whether the royals are in denial—or just slow to update their records.
In a candid interview with Sky News, Chandauka didn’t hold back. She pointed fingers at Harry, claiming, "At some point on Tuesday, Prince Harry greenlit the release of a harmful piece of news to the public without bothering to notify me, my country directors, or my executive director." Her frustration was palpable as she described the fallout.
"Can you imagine what that attack has done to me, to my team, and to the 540 people tied to Sentebale and their families?" she added. "That’s harassment and bullying on a massive scale."
The accusations have cast a shadow over Harry’s legacy with the charity, leaving royal watchers and supporters stunned. What started as a noble cause in honor of Princess Diana has now spiraled into a public feud, with SEO-friendly keywords like "Prince Harry," "Sentebale," "royal family drama," and "charity dispute" lighting up search engines everywhere. Stay tuned as this story unfolds!
