He is a right one to talk. I'm sure he was the one recently hawking himself to reality TV, and getting a reputation as a bully into the bargain.
And all people can take out of this sordid tale is to question who took the photographs. All this despite the ugly stain of racism still swirling around the Windsors like a miasma and the appalling behaviour of William's godmother just two days ago.
The Windsors have never, not once, tried to deny who they were (other than William's recent disingenuous protestation that 'we are not a racist family'). It's impossible to deny something so consistently, unassailably evidenced through footage, stills and audio recordings, and it runs through the core of that institution like the word 'Brighton' through rock.
The Windsors haven't needed to moderate their behaviour, because people see it. You cannot deny seeing it. But they seem willing to make all and any of the most absurd excuses - do anything as opposed to admit their false idols might not be as perfect as the PR image they choose to disseminate. Cf. the new protestations that Ngozi Fulani 'deliberately' set Susan Hussey up by answering evasively. As if she could make the woman rudely shove her hair aside and interrogate her about her background, or was obligated immediately to capitulate to her micro-aggressions by making herself subordinate to her intrusive racial profiling.
A person of lesser dignity would have told her exactly where to go and what to do with herself when she got there. As it was, Ngozi merely showed her up for who and what she was. And the Windsor supporters didn't like it.
I'm not claiming Harry and Meghan's self-pity covers them in glory. It doesn't. Nobody likes a whinger. But in this context in particular, it seems highly unlikely that every word they're saying about the racism she experienced is a lie. The factor few people seem to consider, on SM in particular, is that they might, just might, have a legitimate complaint.