Harry’s Heartbreak: Prince Down and Dumps After Palace Reveals Shocking Truth Over Sussex’s Charity Scandal

Prince Harry has been left heartbroken following the revelation of the shocking truth about his involvement in the Sussex's charity scandal, according to a podcast host.

Since stepping back from active duties in 2020, Harry's relationship with the royal family has been strained, and this latest development seems to have widened the gap even further.

Rachel Bowie, the presenter of the podcast, disclosed that the release of the first episode of Harry and Meghan Markle's podcast last December seemed to have exacerbated the situation.

In fact, broadcaster Tom Bradby, a close friend of the Duke, had previously expressed Harry's unhappiness with his family's circumstances.

Bowie, who is deeply fascinated by all things royal, shared Bradby's sentiment, stating, “Tom Bradby was saying that Harry is heartbroken by what's going on with his family.

That was kind of a big story too.”

She also pointed out the complex dynamics at play between the press and the royals, highlighting the give-and-take relationship that often exists.

This revelation came before the now-famous Oprah interview, when the public was still grappling with the separation of the Sussexes from the royal fold.

The uncertainty surrounding the situation, combined with the ongoing pandemic, only added to the complexity of their circumstances.

TV anchor Bradby, who had previously interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan during their tour to Africa in 2019, shed light on the difficulties faced by the royal couple as they tried to navigate their public duties while maintaining a private life.

He acknowledged Harry's heartbreak, stating, “I think he, Harry, is heartbroken by the situation with his family.

You don't necessarily need to have knowledge to know that, but I think it is true.”

Bradby also revealed that the royal split had taken its toll on the entire family, particularly Harry and his older brother, Prince William.

He expressed his discomfort at being caught in the middle and emphasized his reluctance to worsen the situation by saying more.

In another development, Prince Harry faced pressure to sever ties with Spotify after the streaming giant was accused of promoting anti-vaccine content.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex signed a lucrative deal worth £18 million to produce podcasts for Spotify, but the platform's alleged dissemination of life-threatening misinformation led rock legend Neil Young to demand the removal of his music from the platform.

Young argued that Spotify had to choose between hosting Joe Rogan's podcast, which has featured guests espousing anti-vaccine views, or keeping his extensive catalogue of music.

Spotify expressed regret over Young's decision but assured its commitment to removing false COVID claims.

Harry, who has been vocal about the dangers of online misinformation, described it as a global humanitarian issue and criticized social media platforms for perpetuating falsehoods about vaccines.

Despite the complexities surrounding their public image, Harry and Meghan aimed to reset themselves in the public eye through their podcast project.

However, it became increasingly apparent to those involved, including documentary-maker Tom Bradby, that their unhappiness ran deep.

What was initially intended as a documentation of their journey ended up capturing their exit from public life.

Prince Harry finds himself in a state of heartbreak as the shocking truth about his involvement in the Sussex's charity scandal comes to light.

His relationship with the royal family has been strained since stepping back from active duties in 2020.

The release of the first episode of Harry and Meghan Markle's podcast last December seemed to have worsened the situation, according to podcast host Rachel Bowie.

Tom Bradby, a close friend of Harry, previously revealed the Duke's unhappiness with his family's circumstances.

The press and the royals operate within a complex dynamic, with give-and-take mechanisms constantly at play.

The uncertainty surrounding the separation of the Sussexes from the royal fold, coupled with the ongoing pandemic, added to the complexity of their situation.