Harry Urged to Stop Playing the Victim by Former Friend

Prince Harry has recently received a blunt message from a former friend, urging him to stop portraying himself as a victim.

The criticism comes in response to Harry's upcoming memoir, “Spare,” in which he revealed intimate details about his life and relationships within the royal family.

One of the key revelations in the book was Harry's account of the strained relationship with his brother, Prince William, and allegations of his father, King Charles, making insensitive remarks.

The former friend, known by the pseudonym Edward Charles Featherstone, a former polo companion of Harry, expressed disappointment in the portrayal of Harry in his memoir.

In an interview with the Mirror, Edward emphasized that Harry is far from being a victim, contrary to the image presented in his book.

He disclosed that he has penned a letter to Harry, advising him to change his perspective and move on from self-pity.

According to Edward, the essence of the letter can be summarized as a straightforward message: “Get over yourself, you're not a victim.”

He highlighted Harry's significant role as the torchbearer of the Invictus Games and criticized the prince for his current actions, which he deemed inappropriate towards his family.

Edward also mentioned that he intends to publish the letter in the future, contemplating various platforms such as the H2Z website, the Rude Chronicles website, or potentially a feature in the LA Times.

Although initially intended for inclusion in his new book, “The Rude Chronicles,” Edward ultimately decided to withhold the letter for a separate publication.

His book marks the beginning of a memoir series, shedding light on his personal experiences and interactions with individuals like Prince Harry.

This incident is not the first time Harry has faced backlash for his perceived victim mentality.

In a previous incident in June, television personality Kelly Osbourne openly criticized Harry during a podcast appearance, accusing him of attempting to rebrand himself as a saintly figure.

Osbourne did not hold back in her scathing remarks, labeling Harry with derogatory terms and condemning his attitude towards life.

During the podcast segment, Osbourne engaged in a game called Had It or Hit It, where she expressed her opinions on various topics.

When prompted about King Charles and Queen Camilla, Osbourne made controversial remarks, particularly targeting Harry.

She vehemently expressed her disapproval of Harry's actions and past controversies, asserting that everyone faces challenges in life and that Harry should toughen up and move forward.

The strong opinions voiced by both Edward and Kelly Osbourne reflect a growing sentiment among some individuals regarding Prince Harry's public image and behavior.

As Harry navigates his personal journey and continues to make headlines, it remains to be seen how he will respond to these critiques and whether he will heed the advice to reassess his approach to self-representation.