I often wonder if Harry lives in a very dramatic scene of his own making, and is addicted to characterising the women in his life as "victims". He comes across as arrogant and thinking himself much more important than he is. For me, he is beginning to typify the ludicrousness of having a royal family in 2019. I can't imagine how awful it would be to live in a country where the press weren't allowed to print anything slightly negative about certain people, just because of how important they considered themselves. One of the RF's main functions in British society is to provide a topic for gossip, and being Britain, that gossip has always contained quite a nasty element. Wallis Simpson was treated horribly and is still regarded as evil incarnate!
timshelthechoice He thinks he's incredibly important, a real power player, and this coupled with his earnestness and hypocrisy isn't going to make him popular. People on Universal Credit have to account for every penny to the DWP, HMRC, Job Centre and yet Harry and his ilk are handed tens of millions of pounds to blow whilst screeching about how violated their privacy is and how hard done by they are, how abused they are, blah blah blah. He comes across as a pompous a-hole.
This too. Its actually ludicrous. All this fuss about Harry and people suffer far worse every day.