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Prince Harry’s Royal Rage: A Title Denied Sparks Outrage
In a surprising twist during a recent interview, Prince Harry found himself engulfed in fury after ITV journalist Rebecca Barry opted not to use his royal title.
This incident occurred while they were filming for the documentary “Tabloids on Trial,” which aired on ITV.
As the conversation unfolded, Harry unleashed a barrage of accusations against the British press, claiming they inflicted considerable pain on him and his wife, Meghan Markle.
However, the Duke of Sussex seemed particularly incensed by Barry’s choice to forgo addressing him as “Prince.”
Sources familiar with the royal family have revealed that Harry was visibly upset, interpreting this decision as a calculated slight aimed at undermining his royal stature.
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It’s clear that he felt disrespected, prompting him to seek clarification from the production team about the lack of adherence to royal protocol.
Insiders disclosed that Harry’s irritation reached a boiling point.
He was reportedly furious that Rebecca did not refer to him as “Prince,” viewing it as a fundamental breach of respect.
One source noted that he believed this was an intentional move designed to provoke him during the interview.
The situation has only exacerbated the already fraught relationship between the Sussexes and the British media, a conflict that has fueled Harry’s ongoing legal disputes.
Throughout his public appearances, Prince Harry has been outspoken in his disdain for tabloid practices, accusing them of unethical behavior and invading his family’s privacy.
Yet, some observers argue that his reaction to Barry’s omission reflects a deeper issue—his sensitivity to perceived slights regarding his royal status.
Critics suggest that Harry’s fixation on titles and formalities contradicts his stated desire for a more private life away from royal obligations.
One royal commentator remarked, “Harry needs to get over himself.” They pointed out that the media isn’t obligated to cater to his preferences.
If he wishes to be treated like an ordinary individual, he cannot expect everyone to defer to him.
This sentiment resonates with many who believe that Harry’s insistence on maintaining a royal persona undermines his efforts to distance himself from the monarchy.
