Queen’s COP26 Speech Snubs Prince Harry, Biographer Claims

Prince Harry may be feeling snubbed after being left out of Queen Elizabeth's moving speech at COP26, according to his biographer.

The Queen failed to mention Prince Harry as she addressed world leaders about the climate crisis, instead praising Prince Philip and commending Prince Charles and Prince William for continuing her late husband's work in protecting the planet.

The omission of Prince Harry's name could be a source of disappointment for him, as he has been actively involved in environmental initiatives in the United States.

During her speech, Queen Elizabeth acknowledged her advancing age, noting that many participants at the Glasgow summit, including herself, may not witness the long-term impact of their actions.

However, she emphasized that their efforts were not for personal gain but for the benefit of future generations.

Angela Levin, who accompanied Prince Harry on his royal duties for a year, believes that he may feel caught between conflicting emotions.

While he was once close to his father and brother, he now speaks critically of them, which may contribute to his sense of missing out on important discussions, such as climate change.

The Queen's speech was pre-recorded due to her doctors' advice for her to rest for two weeks.

In her address, she expressed immense pride in both Prince Charles and Prince William.

Miss Levin pointed out that other members of the royal family, including Camilla and Kate, were also not mentioned.

According to Levin, it is understandable that Prince Harry was excluded from the Queen's speech since he is no longer a working member of the royal family and has pursued his own path.

She emphasized that his current endeavors are focused on himself and Meghan, and therefore, he does not deserve to be mentioned.

Prince Harry and Meghan have faced criticism for advocating green living while using private jets for their own travel.

Reports suggest that Prince Harry is concerned about his grandmother's health after her recent hospitalization and plans to return to the UK in the coming weeks so that his daughter, Lilibet, can meet her namesake.

While these reports remain unverified, it is believed that Prince Harry has been constantly checking on his grandmother's well-being from his home in Montecito, California.

Miss Levin suggests that if Prince Harry is genuinely worried, there are no longer any restrictions preventing him from visiting.

The sight of Queen Elizabeth driving her Jaguar in Windsor yesterday reassured the British public about her health.

Her commendation of Prince Charles and Prince William came just days after Prince Charles publicly praised William for his commitment to the environment and the Earthshot Prize.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry's relationship with his British family remains strained, as he continues to face criticism from the United States.

Although he and Meghan have advocated for action on climate change, they have not issued a statement regarding the ongoing discussions among politicians and business leaders at the Glasgow summit.

The couple has also faced accusations of hypocrisy due to their use of private jets and their recent endorsement of an ethical Wall Street fund that invests in fossil fuels.