Prince Harry’s biographer has accused the king of “meekness” of following the “awakened” forms of his wife Meghan Markle, launching his “life as a man of action to become a fairy lover.”
Angelia Levin said in a publication published in the Sunday Telegraph that while Markle “flourished again in his hometown,” California, Harry “has become a shadow of the prince I knew.”
“Of course, he wouldn’t be the first man to have a beautiful woman with a different agenda who then gently adopts as his own,” wrote Levin, who insisted that Harry “seems to agree to be Meghan’s second.”
The most obvious sign of change is how the prince “changes his accent to adapt” to the “life” of the west coast “that woke up” to which he “seems to have taken,” wrote Levin, who spend months following him through his 2018 book: Harry: A Biography of a Prince “.
“Phrases like ‘twenny twenny’ and ‘I wanna’ suggest his ‘Californication’ is already underway,” he wrote about a touch of the west coast that got into Harry’s accent during the podcast’s recent debut. of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
He and the Duchess also repeat, several times, a favorite phrase of theirs: “Love wins,” he wrote.
“I don’t think many members of the royal family have felt much of this love in the last twelve months,” he wrote about his year of exile after Megxit.
Levin wrote that she was particularly disappointed that the prince – who previously “excelled in giving hope and strength to people” – had just “hidden his family in a multimillion-dollar mansion in California” during the COVID-19 CRISIS. “doing himself looks out of touch.”
“The couple’s endless announcements about concluding one fundraising agreement after another … could be considered insensitive at a time when hundreds of thousands of livelihoods were lost,” she wrote.
Levin ended his opinion by pointing out that it looks like Harry wants to get a 12-month extension on the Megxit deadline.
“He may be missing his family and all the privileges that this entails,” he wrote, also saying he might be “interested in reconnecting with the charities he supported,” as well as regaining his military titles. honorary.
“Or maybe he just realizes that royalty is forever, but celebrity isn’t,” he wrote.
Sussex representatives did not immediately respond to requests for comment.