Erased from History: Prince Harry Excluded from British Army Book

Prince Harry may not be bothered by the jokes made about him at the Golden Globes in Hollywood, but being left out of the British Army book is undoubtedly a blow.

It is becoming increasingly clear that Harry and Meghan have different priorities and values.

While Meghan is focused on Hollywood and ingratiating herself with A-list celebrities, Harry's interests lie elsewhere.

He is not concerned about money or fame, which may explain why their venture in the US has not been as successful as they had hoped.

It is difficult to determine exactly what Harry wants for his future.

However, one thing is clear – he does not want to continue living an empty existence in Montecito, California, desperately trying to fit in with people like the Clooneys who have no interest in associating with them.

Instead, it seems that Harry would find more fulfillment in Africa, a place he speaks fondly of.

He also cherishes his time in the military, where he felt useful and had the opportunity to help others.

This desire for meaningful work sets him apart from Meghan, who appears more focused on personal gain.

Observing their public appearances together, it is evident that Meghan relishes the attention and spotlight, while Harry often appears disinterested and uncomfortable.

Whether it was attending Beyonce or Katy Perry concerts, it was clear that Meghan dragged Harry along, and he would rather be elsewhere.

Similarly, when Meghan was a working royal, Harry was content fulfilling his duties, whereas Meghan despised the obligations and saw herself as superior to commoners.

Their divergent attitudes and experiences have contributed to their recent setbacks.

One major setback occurred at the Golden Globes, where the couple faced ridicule from the host and even Meghan's former Suits co-stars.

Gina Torres, one of Meghan's former colleagues, revealed that they no longer have her contact information, highlighting the rift between Meghan and her former colleagues.

This public humiliation must have been particularly painful for Meghan, who likely believed she was more famous and popular than her former co-stars.

Harry also experienced a snub of his own when he was left out of the British Army book.

Prince William, his older brother, wrote the foreword for the book, which listed 200 notable alumni of Sandhurst, but Harry's name was noticeably absent.

Despite serving two tours in Afghanistan, Harry's exclusion from the book has raised eyebrows.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliam suggests that Harry's past behavior, such as boasting about killing Taliban members, may have contributed to his omission.

While some argue that Harry should have anticipated this outcome, it is possible that he, like Meghan, remains delusional about his place in the world.

It is evident that the army holds great significance for Harry, and he looks back on his military service with fondness.

However, his decision to include details about killing Taliban members in a book was ill-advised and potentially dangerous.

It not only painted a target on his own back but also endangered his family members.

The Taliban leaders were reportedly angered by Harry's claims, though fortunately, no retaliatory actions were taken.

In addition to their Golden Globes humiliation and Harry's exclusion from the military book, there are growing questions about what Harry and Meghan will do for income now.

Their decision to distance themselves from the royal family has severed their ties and trust with the institution.

It remains uncertain how they will sustain themselves financially in the future.

In conclusion, Harry and Meghan's divergent values and priorities have led them down different paths.

While Meghan seeks fame and fortune in Hollywood, Harry desires meaningful work and a sense of purpose.

Recent setbacks, such as their public humiliation and Harry's exclusion from the army book, highlight the challenges they face.

It remains to be seen how they will navigate these obstacles and forge their own paths forward.