The more that Harry speaks out, the more he looks like a whiner and crybaby.  I think Harry is deluded in his thinking that the more he says about his relationship "difficulties" with the royal family the more sympathy he will draw.  In fact the exact opposite is happening with more and more people around the world becoming fed up with the duo.  Fundamentally Harry's problem is that the general public can't reconcile his issues while he continues to make millions of dollars with Netflix, Spotify and Penguin with his public complaints.  Let's leave out Meghan Markle here because too much ire is castigated against her when in the fact the true culprit of all this nonsense is the Spare in Chief.  Clearly Harry is not happy about his circumstances and I can empathize with that, but whatever sympathy I might able to conjure for him is washed away completely everytime he opens his mouth.  His public pronuoncements are the exact mirror of his father's and mother's public relations disaster back in the 1990's and clearly Harry has not learned from them.  Both Charles and Diana did a lot of public damage to themselves when they did their interviews about their failing marriage, which to me simply reinforces the motto that the late queen mother followed, 'never complain, never explain." Perhaps it's time for Harry to shuffle off to the privacy of his multimillion dollar Montecito mansion before he becomes a complete parody of himself if that's even possible.

The more that Harry speaks out, the more he looks like a whiner and crybaby.  I think Harry is deluded in his thinking that the more he says about his relationship "difficulties" with the royal family the more sympathy he will draw.  In fact the exact opposite is happening with more and more people around the world becoming fed up with the duo.  Fundamentally Harry's problem is that the general public can't reconcile his issues while he continues to make millions of dollars with Netflix, Spotify and Penguin with his public complaints.  Let's leave out Meghan Markle here because too much ire is castigated against her when in the fact the true culprit of all this nonsense is the Spare in Chief.  Clearly Harry is not happy about his circumstances and I can empathize with that, but whatever sympathy I might able to conjure for him is washed away completely everytime he opens his mouth.  His public pronuoncements are the exact mirror of his father's and mother's public relations disaster back in the 1990's and clearly Harry has not learned from them.  Both Charles and Diana did a lot of public damage to themselves when they did their interviews about their failing marriage, which to me simply reinforces the motto that the late queen mother followed, 'never complain, never explain." Perhaps it's time for Harry to shuffle off to the privacy of his multimillion dollar Montecito mansion before he becomes a complete parody of himself if that's even possible.

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