Harry and Meghan's 'catastrophic mistake' leaves Prince William with last laugh
It takes a staggering amount of gall to uproot your entire life, cross an ocean, denounce your homeland and family on global television, and then quietly slink back six years later pretending you were just out for a brief stroll. Yet, here we are. Prince Harry has finally broken his silence on his family’s return to British soil, gushing to GQ about how “nice” it is for young Archie and Lilibet to attend British schools and enjoy “endless playdates” with children of old family friends. How touching. How wholesome. And how blindingly transparent.
TL;DR
- Prince Harry has spoken about his family's return to Britain.
- He expressed that it is "nice" for his children, Archie and Lilibet, to attend British schools.
- Harry mentioned the children can enjoy "endless playdates" with children of old family friends.
- The author views these comments and the return as "blindingly transparent" and audacious.
- The article criticizes the act of uprooting one's life, denouncing their homeland, and then returning quietly.