King Charles earns praise as Prince Harry faces fresh ridicule
Prince Harry has come under renewed criticism after describing himself as the "Prince of England," with critics drawing sharp comparisons between his lifestyle and King Charles' unwavering commitment to royal duties despite undergoing cancer treatment.
The claims were shared by a well-placed source who spoke to RadarOnline.
According to the source, the backlash surrounding Harry's recent comments stems largely from how he answered a question about his profession. During a recent podcast appearance, the Duke referred to himself as the "Prince of England." However, critics were quick to point out that Harry stepped down as a senior working royal in 2020 and that "Prince of England" is not an official royal title, making the description widely disputed.
The remark quickly sparked widespread criticism, with many commentators questioning Harry's continued references to royal identity after leaving official royal duties.
One source contrasted Harry's comments with King Charles' demanding schedule, noting that the monarch's workload "would exhaust people half his age," yet he "keeps turning up because he believes public service comes first."
The insider added that there is "a growing feeling that his example only throws Harry's choices into sharper focus." They continued, "When people hear Harry describe himself as a full-time dad, many cannot help contrasting that with the King's relentless commitment despite everything he is facing medically."
A separate palace insider echoed a similar sentiment, emphasizing that the issue is not Harry's dedication to his family but the public comparison between father and son.
According to the insider, "No one questions Harry's love for his children, but the King's example reminds people what full-time public service really looks like. That contrast has become impossible for many observers to ignore."
