Prince Harry Snubbed by Sandhurst Academy, But Inducted into Aviation Hall of Fame

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is set to join the ranks of living legends in the Aviation Hall of Fame, an esteemed honor that places him alongside renowned figures such as Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong.

This recognition comes at a time when Harry has faced exclusion from Sandhurst Academy's list of 200 notable alumni, a stark contrast to the inclusion of his brother, Prince William.

The omission has sparked controversy and fueled speculation about Meghan Markle's response to the snub.

Hollywood has taken pleasure in mocking the couple, questioning their suitability for such accolades.

Critics have questioned Harry's qualifications for the aviation award, given his limited flying experience.

Some argue that he and Meghan are merely attempting to buy another award, exposing their fragile egos.

The exclusion from the Sandhurst book seems to have deeply wounded Harry's pride, leading him to go to great lengths to showcase his worthiness.

However, this recent announcement has only further intensified the backlash against the prince.

One critic sarcastically commented, “The Sussexes' team must spend all day phoning and begging people to give them awards.

It must be costing them a fortune.”

Others pointed out that true legends of aviation, such as astronauts, Lindbergh, the Wright brothers, and Amelia Earhart, are more deserving of such an honor.

They also highlighted the environmental impact of Harry's frequent use of private jets, with over a million miles flown and the significant carbon emissions associated with it.

Additionally, his reported consumption of over 40 pounds of cocktail peanuts, 2,000 mini-bottles of liqueur, and alleged harassment of nearly 500 cabin attendants have not gone unnoticed.

This controversy has cast doubt on the credibility of the other recipients of the Aviation Hall of Fame award.

The commendation of Harry's achievements has been called into question, raising suspicions about the authenticity of the other honorees.

Alongside Prince Harry, Lauren Sanchez will also be receiving the Elling Halverson Vertical Flight Hall of Fame Award.

Celebrity attendees, including William Shatner, Kenny G, and Kurt Russell, are expected to grace the event.

However, there has been outrage among attendees due to Meghan's insistence on accompanying Harry.

The annual awards show is scheduled to take place at the Beverly Hilton on January 19th.

Interestingly, the 81st Golden Globe Awards were also held at the same venue.

Meghan's exclusion from the Golden Globes earlier this year adds a layer of irony to her decision to purchase another award at the same location.

Rumors suggest that Meghan has booked a suite at the Beverly Hilton for a year, possibly funded by WME as part of their efforts to sign her.

This raises questions about the true value and legitimacy of the award.

Ultimately, the significance of an award lies in the prestige it brings to the recipient, which is influenced by the institution granting the award and the criteria for eligibility.

If anyone can simply buy an award without meeting the necessary requirements, then its value becomes questionable.

This situation echoes the skepticism surrounding the awards Meghan received during the pandemic, further highlighting the need for transparency and authenticity in recognizing achievements.