Prince Harry accused of hurting veterans with his stunts

A royal expert has criticized Prince Harry for changing the focus of the Invictus Games.

Author and journalist Angela Levin has claimed that veterans attending Prince Harry’s event are “sad” that the royal is no longer “in his element”.

Levin took a dig at the Duke of Sussex and told GBN America He believed the games had become “too royal”, and that they were more about Harry and wife Meghan Markle than the giants.

Harry will return to the UK next week to celebrate the 00th anniversary of the Invictus Games. The duke, on his first visit to his homeland since Kate Middleton revealed her cancer diagnosis, will attend a church service at St Paul’s Cathedral on May 8.

Host Mark Dolan seemed to agree with Levine, saying that sports were one of Harry’s “greatest achievements” but had become “beleaguered” in recent years.

According to Dolan, “About 2,000 veterans have left the game because they say it has lost its original meaning. There are some veterans who want Harry to step down.”

Levin responded, saying: “It’s become too much of a royal. While Meghan gives a speech, she actually led a march where some ex-military people were injured either physically, emotionally or psychologically during combat or It was all a loss.”

She continued to blame the duchess: “They were very upset about it, because she didn’t know anything about marching. And I think they don’t want that.

“They don’t want to hear that she’s late because she had to give her kids milkshakes three days before she had to leave. I mean, no one really wants to know.

“She also gave a speech about being strong and fighting against things, which I really think was insulting.”

“Harry was great with them – when I went over to talk to them, he was amazing at making them realize that life is worth living. I couldn’t believe how nice he was, three or four minutes from him Spent talking.”

Criticizing Meghan’s increased involvement in sports, Levin told the outlet: “Now it’s all mainly about Meghan and Harry being behind her, and I don’t think people want that.

When Markle was asked if she thought the veterans felt the Invictus Games are now a “PR exercise for the Sussexes”, Levine agreed, explaining: “I think they’re very sorry that Harry is no longer their Not in the wave.

“He has stopped thinking about Meghan, looking after her, making sure she is OK and they are not getting what they deserve, so that all the focus is on them, not Meghan.

“The other thing they’re upset about is that they try to stay in the most expensive hotel, which takes money out of the money that comes in for the victims. And I think they think that’s really quite Its difficult.”