In the end, it didn't matter what Harry did. He flew in for a 24-hour visit to the UK to see his father becoming the king of the United Kingdom. His gesture was one of conciliation in a family that basically hates his guts, and that of his wife.
I did read his book, it was interesting in a kind of weird way. What was amazing is how he and his brother were treated differently. On the bright side, Harry was able to become a real soldier, unlike the rest of his family, for a short period of time he had a real job.
Harry arrived Friday morning and Saturday afternoon around 4 pm he was gone., Yet the anti-harry bunch was going after the guy. He arrived Friday, went to bed, and went to a coronation. That's it, he spoke to only a few cousins and said very little, but the press does love drama, and made shit up. He was right to go home ASAP.
The thing about this; is the best the press could do was to get a lip reader...he made zero press comments he arrived quietly smiling at his father's coronation and left equally quietly a few hours later. That he did not join the family made sense, it's like going to a wedding when you are estranged, nothing good can come out of it, you go to the church but skip the reception.
Harry has made a life of sorts in the US, his book (maybe even books) has been a best-seller, it is eminently readable and generally funny. which is not something you can say about the royal family and its hangers-on. The truth is that the "royal press" still found bad things to say about Harry and Megan when he went out of his way to be "out of sight", of course, he was in the third row with Andrew and his children who are as far from the royal family as is possible, plus Harry rented his cottage to one of his cousins (until his father decided that is should go to his disgraced uncle Andrew). I sure hope that Andrew paid the Stg 7 million to Harry and Megan that they invested in the place...but no one is holding their breath.
Harry doesn't need the royal family, his Netflix deal and his book deal should ensure that he and his wife are fine for the next 50 years -- after all, he knows how his great-uncle lived in Paris for all these years! In addition, what Harry has done for injured servicemen and women with his Invictus games cannot be taken away, and is a real thing with real benefits to servicemen and women across the commonwealth and beyond.
The desperation of the British press to find bad things to say about Harry, who was by the way, all smiles the day of the coronation, and even made a "hi" signal to his brother...really the only people who look like morons here are the royal courtiers and the British press that would find something bad to say about Harry when he said absolutely nothing to anybody during his stay... a bunch of fucking hypocrites
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