While he wasn’t given a part, he didn’t appear to mind.
Feelings are still running high about Harry’s departure from the palace and the tell-alls that followed.
One woman bluntly summed it up: “He’s a traitor.”
To which we say: Not so fast.
The British may question the relevance of the monarchy, yet they’re still protective of it.
As one observer told The List’s reporter, “You just don’t do that.”
Harry’s oversharing is the explosive fizz of years of bottled-up silence.
While he was a working royal, he was obligated to live by the family’s code of silence.
Perhaps if his family had stepped in to stop the media attacks, things might have gone differently.
However, the combination of media attacks and Meghan’s own unpreparedness for royal life proved too much.
The Sussexes made their escape to California, and paid dearly for it.
He sat in the third row, uncomfortably removed from his brother.
He was also omitted from the traditional Buckingham Palace balcony wave.
EvenPrince Andrew got special treatment over Harryby being allowed to wear his robes of state.
“It’s just so, so sad,” the bystander sighed.
We can only hope so.
He’s been punished enough for trying to cope with a no-win situation.
