Prince Harry’s reputation in the royal quarters is now at a record low, according to a source close to the family. The source claims that Harry’s interviews have caused “real damage” to the monarchy and that many members of the royal family are now “very angry” with him.
The source also claims that Harry’s decision to step back from his royal duties was a “huge betrayal” to the Queen and that she is “very disappointed” in him. Harry’s recent interviews have been particularly damaging, according to the source, as they have exposed many of the private family secrets of the royals.
Harry’s recent comments have also caused a rift between him and his brother, Prince William. The source claims that William is “furious” with Harry and that the two brothers have not spoken in months. The source also claims that William is “very protective” of the Queen and that he is “determined” to protect the monarchy from any further damage.
It is unclear how Harry’s reputation will recover from this latest scandal. However, it is clear that he has caused a lot of damage to the royal family and that his relationship with the Queen and Prince William is now in jeopardy.
The news of Prince Harry’s damaged reputation in the royal quarters comes as no surprise, given his recent behavior. Harry has been very critical of the royal family in recent interviews, and he has even claimed that his father, Prince Charles, and his brother, Prince William, are “trapped” in the royal system.
It is clear that Harry is no longer happy with his role in the royal family, and he has shown no signs of wanting to reconcile with his family. It is possible that Harry’s reputation in the royal quarters will never recover, and that he will eventually be cast out of the family altogether.
The next few months will be crucial in determining the future of Harry’s relationship with the royal family. If Harry does not make an effort to repair the damage he has caused, then it is likely that his relationship with the Queen and Prince William will be permanently damaged.
