Something interesting I've noticed... 

I guess my thoughts are caveatted by my Military Service (I am ex-RAF). I took an oath of allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, her airs and successors. That said, I find it impossible to accept that he is willing to try to bring his own family (the Queen, and now the King) into disrepute by his actions and words. I did hold him in high regard due support of The Invictus Games and other Military Charities but sadly (and I don’t use that word easily) I cannot continue that support. He has, in my view, foresaken all the trust that I held in him as an Officer of the Military and the Crown.

As an American who is slightly older than William and Harry (not by a lot, but enough to remember their births when I was a child), I had always liked both princes, but I liked Harry much more because he seemed a little lost. I've always had a soft spot for people who are struggling, and it was nice to watch him grow up and finally seem to find his footing. Then he married Meghan, a "type" I can spot after years of doing theatre (sweet to your face so you won’t notice the knife they've got to stab you in the back), and then they moved to America, where he promptly 1) lied to immigration about his drug use, and 2) attacked both our 1st amendment right to freedom of speech (by using our freedom of speech) and our 2nd amendment right to keep and bear arms (while paying for armed security), while heaping misery on his grandparents in their final years. That doesn’t even touch on the hypocrisy of whining about the media despite constantly courting the attention of any magazine or interviewer who will present him in a favorable light. I am now of the firm opinion that he is a guest who has overstayed his welcome in my country, and while he doesn’t have to go home, he can't stay here and should pack his bags without delay.

On a serious note, if my brother caused so much grief and unhappiness for my grandparents in their last few years, I don't think I could contain my rage as well as William. I wouldn't trust myself to be near him if I were in William's shoes. Where is the respect for those who brought you up? Its disgraceful.

One of the first things I learned in acting class (and was later confirmed, to a large degree, in my Behavioral Psychology classes) is that there are three ways to understand a character: 1) what they do, 2) what they say & 3) what other people say about them. To my observation, since becoming ‘independent’ of the influence of the RF, Harry has revealed himself to be, through all three of the above categories, a highly unlikeable individual - devoid of all the sincerity & honor most people look for in the people they wish to surround themselves with. It took time for him to dismantle the ‘lovable Harry’ persona that the palace PR had constructed, but he certainly has succeeded at it.

We liked him because we though he was a person who enjoyed life, we now realize that a lot has been hidden from us. His behaviour regarding what he allowed his wife to do to his family and what he has done to his family, if nothing else, shows that he has no good character, no respect for people, doesn't value his family and doesn't hesitate to sell them for money. Unacceptable. Bad character, terrible behaviour. I don't know if he will ever have the notion of his character, his behaviour and the consequences of his actions.

As an American, I have had an interest in the BRF for many years. Harry's actions before his marriage were often crude but glossed over as "boys will be boys" kind of trash. However, since leaving the Firm, his rhetoric has been rude, crude, and highly destructive and demeaning toward his own family. I resent his statement that our first amendment to our Constitution which I hold precious "is bonkers". His behavior and attitudes display destructive overentitlement and disdain for most of the rest of the world. His behavior, unfortunately, along with Meghan's, has made him highly unlikeable. It is hard to keep a good opinion of someone who consistently attempts to destroy others. I frankly see him as an example of what not to be. I truly cannot separate his behavior from his person.

I did not mind Harry as he was before Meghan but he was never a favourite. He was the fun one, but he also did some very questionable things. For me these things did have an impact. The fancy dress, the strip and the general drink and party reputation he had. It’s not the mistakes, we all make them. It was just that he never seemed to learn, and he had the best advisors. I think that him and Meghan are not a good match, they don’t seem to bring out the best in each other. The victim thing is hard to listen to, but the biggest thing is not taking accountability for anything. If I fall over it hurts my knee but not anyone’s else’s, you may sympathise but you don’t feel my actual pain. These two seem to want us to feel their pain but dismiss our own as it could not possibly hurt us as much as it does them, I don’t think they can see what they have done, there is zero empathy. I also feel irritated that they ghost everyone else but keep up the ongoing campaign against the royal family who don’t answer back.

I'm not so sure that Harry hasn't been like this all his life. When he left the royal fold it became increasingly obvious that the Palace machinery must have worked flat out to keep him out of the news. He seems incapable of behaving in a normal, civilised manner and without the protection of the 'firm' his character is on public view - and it's not a pretty sight. Behaviour flows from thoughts and he has some rather odd thoughts running his life. Of course his choice of wife has not helped, but I think it is the disappointment at the real Harry being revealed to the world that causes many people to hold a very negative view of him. I fear that what we see is all we will ever get from him now, and his behaviour will deteriorate as he ages and becomes more and more frustrated with his life.

When there is a pile of bad behaviour, hypocrisy, pride, jealousy, disrespect, lies, lack of empathy to elderly people to say the least, it would be very naive to think that it's just about behaviour.

We have a nice young dog that behaves badly. We watch carefully for faults in our training that need to be corrected so that her sunny and affectionate temperament can shine through. We rejoice in every small improvement. But Harry is nearing middle age and receiving ample feedback on how his behaviour is perceived, both by his family and by the wider public. But he never makes any effort to correct it or improve his image. That's what we don't like. Either he's really, really dim, incorrigibly nasty, or he's only listening to feedback from sources that don't have his best interests at heart.

Harry may be the son of a King, but he has not acted as a son of a King should. I think the general public are quite horrified by some of his actions. The Royal family have remained above it all by not answering back and getting on with work and their lives. I also think the public now want to see him ‘caught out’ or ‘pulled down’ - the reason why they click on the more negative videos.

When Harry said "what Meghan wants, Meghan get's", was said to the nation. The nation who was supposed to pay for that? My view is that nobody can expect to have everything you want and nobody can promise that to another person. I think Harry is discovering that this huge responsibility is just on him own Best regards from Reykjavik Iceland

Not just difficult but downright impossible. He has done untold damage and hurt to the very people who have looked after and cared for him all his life. He hurt and treated his very elderly grandparents terribly. Just for that behaviour alone I would never forgive him. He simply cannot be trusted.

I am not a UK citizen and I never was into following any nation’s royal family. For that reason I hardly ever paid attention to any to the publicity about them. However, Prince Harry’s book and recent actions towards his family were widely reported on the Internet, and came to my attention, I will only mention that if I did know him personally, I’d not trust him and would record everything that was said so that he couldn’t falsely accuse me at a later date. I don’t see how his family can fully trust him ever again. He could always change his mind at a later date in order to write another book, At least that’s how I would feel if someone in my family did that same thing. Trust is easy to destroy, but extremely difficult to restore. On the other hand, I saw an interview of Princess Anne, Prince William, and Princess Catherine. I found it interesting how they all interacted with great respect for each other as well as the interviewer. I can’t imagine a bitter man such as Prince Harry fitting into that dynamic.

I don't know Prince Harry, but his attitude of entitlement shines through. The poor little me attitude doesn't wash when when he continues to have a very privileged life, he hasn't really had a hard life "in the real world".

The question is what drives the behaviour. In some people it can be a temporary loss of temper followed by regret - yes, that is behaviour. In the case of M & H it would appear to be there is a fundamental problem with the characters of the self centred duo and their massive lack of empathy and belief that the world revolves around them.

When MM first came on the scene, it was such a great event. The wedding was amazing and to see the crowds in the sun it was a great day. Like many people in the UK I think we were all behind this, but as time goes on and in high insight, red flags were already starting to show. Some experienced and amazing staff being 'rotated', various comments and actions during royal engagements, the actual wedding itself, before the eventual 'flight to freedom'. Since then it's been amazing to see the opportunities they have had and watch H&M completely destroy & squander them, the people surrounding and supporting them and the charities they get involved in, its almost like a cheap HBO afternoon film, but in real life! It is amazing to see the crass way they have decided to act and some of their actions/comments have a very seditious current/undertone in them. It's sad to see someone who has benefited from their royal position just throw it all away and fall from being once liked to one of the most vilified people on this planet. What a strange and sad decision to make.

I don't like the person who chose to do that behavior. He's not a child; treat him like a rich, famous adult, responsible for his actions.

I'm an observer from Asia. Pre-Meghan, I observed, Harry already exhibited a wild, rebellious streak. People found it delightful, even cute. I remember thinking in passing, I hope this is just a phase. If not, he's going to be a lot of trouble. Am I wrong?

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and sounds like a duck then ......

I used to like Harry, he was the fun son, we all knew William was being 'taught' what was inevitably going to be his life, so we understood and appreciated Harry's lightheartedness, if there is such a word. But, and it's a big but, when he met his missus he changed within a very short space of time. He became disrespectful to his family and down right nasty. He thought the world and his wife had it in for him so got in first, so in doing was bordering on evil the way he treated his elderly grandparents and in turn told nothing but lies about his father, brother, sister in law and their children, the sibling and his family he was so close to. It's undoubtedly marrying the wife that changed him into a bad tempered, resentful, jealous and down right nasty...er 'person' (I'll keep it clean). He has made it his mission in life to be as hateful as he can to everyone, which has been fueled and goaded by his wife, look at the way she has treated her family especially her ailing father. So in as few words as possible Daniel, we are all waiting for the moment karma strikes and it can't come soon enough, everytime a negative comment appears, the public whether they be in the UK, USA or the rest of the world are just hoping to hear they've got their comeuppance and they're being taken down for their appalling behaviour. Sorry for the rant my heart breaks for our RF especially at this time during their health problems, wishing our royals the best of health and speedy recovery to those who are going through health problems 💐💐💐

I don't know him, like him, or dislike him. I used to have a positive impression of him. Now I have a negative impression of him. I rarely heard him speak (or post or talk in general) until the World Privacy Tour got going. He seemed friendly and cheerful and I bought into the reputation of the warm and fun-loving prince. The more I hear and see, the less positive I feel toward him. He comes off as arrogant and immature. I admit I'm not too interested in positive coverage of him because after the way he treated the late queen and his family, I'd like to see him experience a little karmic justice. Each negative story gives me hope that he will just quit and go away and we won't have to endure him insulting every venue that has foolishly asked him to speak. It will be the blessed end of whining and pap strolls and, most importantly, the end of him trying to infringe on the constitutional rights of US citizens by using the family name he so despises to get him the ability to work within US politics to influence US policies. I see each positive story for him as him holding unearned power a bit longer and I find that a little depressing. So I'm more likely to listen to a story that hints at his power weakening. That being said, I do try to listen to yours regardless, because I understand your videos often use Harry's cases as commentary on law in general and I find that interesting.

His behavior begs that he not be considered a prince. He should be stripped of that title.

I lost any respect that I had for him when he boasted about his "k!lls". Some things aren't open for bragging rights.

You are correct, he is disliked if not hated by the majority.

Sadly he was the same way when we were growing up. The press was just very good at hiding a lot of his issues. I have known his family for 45 and nothing he has done in the past 8 years comes as a shock. Will he ever change? No, I don't think he will. All Rachel did was pull him out of the UK where BP or KP could no longer protect him from himself and the people. I go back home to the UK once a quarter and our mutual friends have washed their hands of him. He has zero redeeming qualities about him at all.

I would agree, I tend to condemn the behaviour not the person. However, I slip off these Olympian heights in these three situations; 1) When sickly sentiments of reconciliations are expressed (usually with William as the one who should take the first step) ignoring just how grim the wounds have been, AND that they are still ongoing! 2) When I see how the real innocent victims, the royal family, continue to suffer even during times of serious illness. Remember there has been NO evidence offered (except that both Harry and Megan are condemned out of their own mouths as being racist) to prove any of the allegations, innuendos, and apparently, lies against members of the family! 3) When I am made aware of the damage that has been done to the Commonwealth. It's much easier to be 'Olympian' when one doesn't care. Sadly, I do.

Spare was a horrible culture shock, we couldn’t believe how petty he was being throwing his family under the bus then the Oprah interview was the rotten cherry on top.

I’m not a British citizen, but have always been intrigued by the Royals & have followed all the news about them over the years. I used to like Prince Harry & thought of him as being the “bad boy” of TRF, with reports of his shenanigans always reported in the news. Once he became involved with Meghan, my attitude towards him completely changed. It was so disappointing to see how willingly he followed along & was supportive of her & all her nonsense. Anyone could plainly see that she was nothing but trouble & had the potential of causing great heartache for TRF. It’s sad. So much potential gone to waste. I have to confess that I’m never happy to see a positive review of anything to do with the Harkles, or one that involves making excuses for their despicable behavior.

I used to like Harry, but I can't stand his behavior now.

I think it's down to the potential of Harry "gloating" over his success in court. Not that he doesn't deserve the win but it's set against his highly dubious and acidic attacks upon his family and of course the last few years his family has endured. Not knowing him personally is one thing but witnessing his very public behavior is unavoidable and naturally alienating.

I don’t watch positive titled Harry stories because it is usually fiction.

What we dislike, actually, is his behaviour! His entitlement, rudeness, lack of compromise, let alone respecting his words or others.

Harry did not want to do the Royal work for the family but wants to do the Royal work for himself....so clear now.

Me I always loved the old Harry before his leaving uk now I don’t like his behaviour and his treatment of his family I can see no good end to this

You are spot on!!!!!!!!! I liked both of them in the beginning. Then the crazy kicked in. How can someone go from having a close and loving relationship with their family (on both sides) and then turn on them in such a hurtful and despicable manner? Also the RF has the right idea of not responding and just getting on with their lives. While the Duke and Duchess of Drama seem to always have a 'look at me/us' to in order to make headlines. They will never give up those titles, despite their claim of the RF being so horrible because that's what makes them interesting and relevant. So Harry has to sue the press to stay in the news and Meghan has to call backgrid.

How do you separate the man’s behavior from the person? We can’t read their hearts or motives. We can only go by their actions. If a person kills are they less a murderer because they’re “a nice person” or someone who spreads lies are they less a liar or gossip?

I’m a 61 year old lady from America , I’m exactly 11 months to the day younger than Diana was . So of course I loved her and I love her sons , well now I only love one William of course . I’m disappointed in Harry . I’m sure his mother would be to .

This is the first video of yours I've seen, so IDK if this thought will be new or not but as someone who used to really like Harry, and an American that was stoked that we were going to get an American princess, I felt betrayed by H&M in a sense and I began to feel like the only reason I ever truly liked Harry was because the palace covered for him so much. Admittedly, I don't know Harry or Meghan and I don't hate them or have any ill will against them but I don't think I will ever trust or like them again. The moment Harry left the umbrella of the palace, it seemed to me that his true character started to reveal itself. It was also painful to see blatant lies on their Oprah interview and not feel like they were intentionally trying to manipulate me. They knew most Americans would be ignorant of English culture and Royal protocol and outright lied about things they knew were categorically false. I feel like if I can't trust them to tell the truth on things I've seen with my own eyes, how could I ever trust them about anything behind closed doors. Trust was lost. Excitement at having an American princess was lost (it's embarrassment now). Respect was lost. The pivotal point for me was their claim that Archie would not get a title because of his race, knowing most Americans would just believe them at their word. Harry, undoubtedly, knew that was not the case and that his kids would be eligible to receive the Prince and Princess titles once his father became monarch (which they did). To spin, manipulate, and gaslight, like that is horrible and disrespectful, not only to his own family but to us as listeners. Knowing or not knowing them personally doesn't change their lies. Even if I got to know them now, I couldn't trust them again and that ruins their character for me. If their narrative on Oprah had been about a he said / she said situation, then fine, I cant know 100% one way or another who was telling the truth but to tell SO MANY provable lies is just too far gone for my liking. It also backfires on them and makes me have a soft spot for their "victims", for lack of a better word. I now have more respect for the Royal family than I ever have. So I don't think I want to see H&M constantly angry and failing and I definitely dont want anything bad to happen to them but I do want them to learn the lesson that the public won't stand for being treated as stupid, for family bashing, for mistreating staff, etc. I hope they do change their behavior and win me over again. I'm just skeptical of everything they say and do now and I have a hard time thinking I'll ever trust them enough to like them again. 🫤

I think in this case the behavior is a reflection of who the person is. The Palace used to manage Harry’s reputation by killing negative stories about him… and there have been many. Harry actually hasn’t changed, he just doesn’t have that Palace filter hiding his misdeeds. He’s always been a bad person in fact, and it’s gotten worse as he gets older. If he completely did a 180 on his behavior perhaps my viewpoint of him would change. I’m fed up of giving entitled people a pass for poor behavior. It’s about time we call them out, and that includes Harry.

Daniel, we believe in justice. Harry has behaved abominably and is thriving at others' expense. We can't boot him out of the royal family (noone seems to have the power sadly and his father won't} but we can dislike him.

Any Man who wants to tell the world about his Todger is crazy.

The sadness of it all is the fact that he was once popular and well loved. His mind, body & soul is being utterly destroyed by the callous partnership he he has chosen in life. His upbringing did not prepare him to cope with such a bizarre situation.

Behaviour can be someone having a bad day but over time consistent behaviour shows you the person inside. Prince Harry's behaviour shows you a narcissist who remembers every hurtful thing anyone's ever done to him, but who sees no wrong in writing a book, making a Netflix series and doing countless interviews in which he threw his brother, father and other family members under the bus, and did so while his grandmother was grieving her late husband. What seems to matter more to him is that his brother shoved him once. The only people I see defending him at this point are anti-monarchists who are pleased he and his wife damage the Royal Family.

As we all know h is a bad man, for all his actions, so when we see him getting any reward whatsoever, it makes me angry.

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I am not surprised that more people click on critical commentary on Prince Harry, I think the collective indignation regarding his behaviour. Piers Morgan is kind of interesting - not my favourite media person, but often very articulate and funny in how he puts things out. No question that he and the Harkles have a real hate for each other. I do find it a tad hard to believe that Morgan was editor during the period that phone hacking and other questionable information gathering was going on, but didn't know anything about it. But had to laugh out loud at his comments about Harry. I definitely went from the 'I like Harry' camp to the 'can't stand Harry" camp a few years ago. Not just the behaviour -- but the behaviour makes it clear who Harry truly is. And so much of it is based on complete misinformation/lies that he absolutely would know were untrue that it just completely put me off.

People really do hate them. All the awful things they said against 2 elderly and ill people really make people revile them Their underlying persons are truly evil

I'm Amerucan and enjoy this channel as you explain English law, which is so different from Amerucan law in many areas. I agree with your take on Harry (and his wife). Not knowing them personally, I can abhor their behavior as reported on many channels. They have treated their families abominably over a period of several years, so this is a pattern, not just occasional incidents. There is nothing good about either of them as far as I can telll that they have demonstrated for years.

He is done. He went overkill

My opinion of Harry was declining the more public his private life became. But I reserved a definite judgement until I read Spare, which was when I realised he's actually the kind of person I'd avoid being around in real life.

Harry is deeply troubled, but has responsibility for his actions as a middle-aged man. His cruelty to animals and really nasty comments about people revealed in his book, in addition to his behavior with his family is on his own head... ESPECIALLY since he continues to crow about kindness, goodness, and altruism. I think he was always very difficult but just now finally exposed out of the family fold and being expertly groomed into the role of puppet by a vindictive narcissist gold-digger.

Not a fan of the idea of a monarchy and I have a long list of complaints on the UK monarchy, but no-one deserves the treatment his granny got from him in the last few years of her life. He's led by his narcissistic wife and is a weak man.

Harry and wife draw criticism it like a magnet. Honorable truth in words and Behavior is important to be respected.

I was always taught to discern who a person is not by what they say but by what they do! And that is all you need to know about H & M is by what they have done and by what they continue to do to their own families. If you treat your own family deplorable what kind of person can you be?

I think the viewers and public feel they have been conned by Prince Harry - from when his other half stated the "the wedding spectacle was for the masses" also the treatment of the Queen was abhorrent, so is there any wonder the public have had enough of Harry. The problem is, he is continually bashing the RF and the UK and not being taken down a peg or two. He wanted a half in half out kind of working within the RF, well the UK public don't want a half hearted approach to our country. I would like to have the children Archie and Lili's birth certificates scrutinised as there are discrepancies in them and this is serious since they are in the LOS - there seems to be some kind of shenanigan's going on and we have a right to know the truth. Just my take on things!

I adore your perspective; this is a phrase I often shared with my sons during their upbringing. Instead of simply disliking someone, focus on disapproving of their actions. Hearing you articulate this notion brings a smile to my face. 😊

How could you like someone who lies, cheats, attacks his family, is arrogant, selfish, and thinks he amazing? I do understand why most people strongly dislike Hazbean.

How far can we take this theory about 'the behaviour not being the person'? Gimme a break!

You're absolutely right , he is so disliked and his behaviour so appalling it's no wonder we can't stand him (or her). So of course these views just reflect the numbers. Bless you for being scrupulously fair, and presenting the facts and explaining the Law.

Very fair and reasonable analysis of Harry's behaviour! I found this very interesting!!

It’s very simple. We don’t want to see him getting props or ppl being optimistic on his behalf. BECAUSE he doesn’t do good things. He’s done terrible things that ppl always let slide and forget about. So yeah

Having lived my whole life (so far) in the Gloucestershire area, and not very far away from Highgrove and Gatcome Park, we were always hearing bits and pieces about “Club H” as we knew it to be called and I basically formed my opinions around him then. They haven’t really changed much since then but I truly dislike the person that he’s turned out to be. His preachy, holier than thou attitude and persistent victimhood aspects of his personality have been amplified by the wife he chose and now they’re both as horrible as each other. I very much doubt that he’s ever going to regain the reputation that he had prior to his marriage and before they both had spewed out about other people’s private lives and then bemoaning about their own.

I really didn't care much about Harry but the turning point came with that lie fest so called "interview" with Operah when his grandfather lay dying in the hospital. I am apalled and disgusted with his behavior since then and believe that the Royal Family should not ever trust him again.

I can explain why good videos don’t do as well in the algorithm. My theory anyway. We as commenters, tend to argue back and forth on the chat of controversial (controversial in the way of having many various opinions or interpretations) subjects. While “good” subjects are fewer because we actually agree, causing the algorithm to think we didn’t like it as well. A.I. lies.

Your analysis is perfectly correct. For some time I have believed there is a statistical significance in the views videos receive becasue of the Duke's attitude. I used to really like the former royal but now I CAN'T stand the chap. He has been disloyal to the Royal Family and the British people; he has supported his narcissistic wife who, in turn, has mocked and offended our late, great Queen Elizabeth, and a recent trip with accompanying photos of him and the Jamaican Premier was insulting to Britain and the Commonwealth. He has been hypocritical and his love of the filthy lucre has altered him. He isn't a boy, he's a 40 year old man-child, who believes he is entitled to everything from Britain without working for the British people. I agree with you in principle that one should hate the behaviour but he has written so much, and with such venom that his personality and behaviour have become totally intermingled. His boasts about the number of kills he conducted in Afghanistan was reprehensible. My late brother was a veteran, and there are somethings that just aren't spoken about in public, only to your counsellors. His words, written and spoken, put him and our royal family in danger from vengeful Taliban members. What he said was a sentence too far. Until all of this MGN litigation I never liked Piers, but of the two I would take Piers over the former royal any day. And, as I understand it, the former editor in chief of the Mirror wasn't asked to testify at the hearing - and until his testimony is heard in the proper forum - I tend to believe what he has to say. The attributes of narcissistic personality disorder are fascinating, and I have looked after quite a few in my career and they are exhausting 'because they're always right'. Morgan recognised this in the duchess, and narcissists and their cohorts do not like to be bested; and they'll go for broke. You're right in your assessment that there is real hate between both parties in this argument. The thing to do is stand on the sidelines and watch it play out. Intervention is rarely helpful in these type of cases. I could go on, but I won't. Goodnight, but thank you for such interesting and provocative topics on your channel.

I despise Harry and MM and it is because I don’t like the behaviors of both of them. I want to see them get their comeuppance. What they did to her father, the late Queen and Prince Philip in the last years of their lives is horrible. The constant attention, seeking behavior and trying to steal the thunder of important events being held by the royal family. I find despicable, and I think that Harry has probably always been the same kind of brat his whole life, but was controllable. I feel now that he has taken up with MM he’s uncontrollable and she brings out this nasty side of him. Ultimately he’s responsible for his own behavior, as is she and neither have covered themselves in glory. I wish they would go away, and never be heard from again.

I like the point you made regarding the behavior and not the person. I liked Harry, saw him grow up and thought like some of us in the uk he appeared happy and contented even though he got himself into a few embarrasing scrapes. I don't now dislike him completely but I do dislike his behavior. In my opinion he was conned into marriage, his insecurities and addictions enabled and convinced he had to get all his problem's out in the open by various therapists in the US hense the awful book and why he actually thinks he has not hurt his family! What I dont understand is why he now does not see he has been conned. M aybe he does. When he left RF for his "Freedom" he was a fish out of water. A grown man he didnt understand the real world. He has had everything done for him, how to look, dress, what to say what not to say. No worries about money as it was not something he had to think about as all his needs were covered. His unfortunate choice of wife seems to have been his downfall. So sad. Interesting to see how this unfolds I've heard some brown stuff maybe hitting the fan about springtime. Lets wait and see.

I love the Minions when they say "Oh you hate Harry" whenever I call him out and no matter how many times I tell them I neither like nor dislike Harry I have NO RESPECT for either him or his wife. As a Forces brat and then serving during the middle 80's during the troubles, plus being posted to RAF Bruggen when those troubles were rife in RAFGermany and losing friends when Harry let the Royal Marines down on their memorial to go and watch the Lion King and tout his wife Thats when I lost all respect for them both. Those times were harder to live with than 4 months in Afghanistan in a bunker. I lived that hell for 5 years of my life always looking over our shoulders etc and he just didn't have the respect for those that had lost their lives. The cult Minions hate that reply and I normally get blocked lol

I so enjoy listening to your calm logical approach to the numerous topics you cover With regards to Harry I have only ever had a fleeting interest in him and his exploits To me he always seemed just another rather spoiled entitled young man with perhaps more money than sense on the occasions his actions hit the press These behaviours only seem to escalate as he gets older Wisdom and integrity do not appear to have come to this man with age sadly

Harry did worthy things with the Invictus Games, but then did bad things after that so constantly, so frequently, so hypocritically and so underhandedly that he destroyed the public support he had been building up and has now gone so far into deficit that it's hard to see any way back for him. He's dug himself into a very deep hole indeed, and he's still digging.

You would be 100% correct I really don't like him at all and never will again after what he has done.

Waaagh has proven time & again he is untrustworthy, duplicitous, scheming, hypocrite, liar, and pretty much all-around scoundrel! And being a traitor to Queen (and King/"Pa") and Country. Your videos are always well thought-out, legally accurate and entertaining in their own right. Engaging cerebral thought without emotional exaggeration or hyperbole. Keep up the excellent work, sir. 🎉🎉

I'm sure most don't like Harry due to his whining about how bad his life has been when I believe he has no clue how easy he's actually had it compared to most of the people who have viewed his actions

I used to feel sorry for them... but you are right... their behaviour, both of them has changed my opinion. Their behaviour now is what they are... i really cant say i don’t like them because of their behaviour ... their behaviour has become them... if that makes sense. I just wish they would have taken some wise council before spreading lies, breaking silence when there is a false narrative going on or false perception... but time after time they don’t it is very sad how much damage they have done to themselves. .

Character is Destiny. Harry's destiny is written, by himself.

My Dad always taught me to never name call, but to call out a person's behaviour. I wholeheartedly agree.

Harry generates his own bad publicity

I stopped giving him the benefit of the doubt when he stated “I like to lie. It’s fun”.

It sure is on my end, the hate for both of them 😈😈. I always felt sorry for him, not anymore 😢

Harry was a drug addict and he never got proper treatment - what in the field we call a dry drunk - white knuckling his way through life. Having worked in rehabs for decades - the best treatment is a 12 step programme - which does address humility - making amends and taking full responsibility for thoughts words and deeds - it’s his only hope for a healthy future and to regain any ounce of respect from his family friends and the country.

When a person decides to make their living as a Celebrity, when they put their behavior on display, write an autobiography, give in depth and personal interviews, all for $$$, they take a risk that their "brand" will be rejected. It is difficult to believe that someone who has done what Harry has done the last 5 years could do so while secretly being a decent, empathetic guy who respects and loves his birth family and country.

Greetings from New Zealand. I remember seeing a documentary about Diana, and Harry was being mischievous in the background. I keep thinking about his cute mischievousness now being turned by his wife. Often the partners can bring out the best or worst in us. Of course many of us realise that he feels a righteous vengeance against the King for perceived injuries to Diana, by which he may justify his behaviour. It seems Megan has brought out his vengeful wounded side which has brought him down rather than lifted him up...

I agree the behaviour of them both, the optics they give out is outrageous. I have deffinatly flipped my appion of the H & M, I think I changed bc I felt duped by them. They seemed all for the Royal family, then they flipped againts both of their families. Very gaslight style.. Come here, go away... look at me, we need privacy. So many half truths. And thankyou for your clarity. 🌻 Sydney Australia

I think Harry lost a huge amount of support after his insulting the British public who, of course, are in the position to support him and his family financially when necessary. I doubt he will ever retrieve much of that support back. BTW, he’s nearly a middle aged man not a kid, but maybe that shows the image people have of him. 😂🇬🇧

Thank you for your thoughtful question. I think we've come to know Prince Harry better and the results are not to his credit. He's probably had behavioral problems since childhood and was drinking at least from about age 14 (see Penny Junor's account -- she knows Charles, her boys were the same ages as his, and in the same social group in Gloucestershire, and they brought their concerns about witnessed behavior by Harry to their mother). The long-term effects of early substance use are ominous. But Harry is not a child -- he's the author of his own conduct. And yes. I think people are forgiving -- especially of a public figure they've "known" since childhood -- but he would need to made amends and come to terms with the injuries he's caused to his family privately (not our business) but also publicly (he would need to made this public).

There is a big difference between the royal family and his family. He should have taken this to the family and not hurt the royal family or the Firm. He needs to learn the difference. He is not like the rest of us.

I used to like Harry until the Oprah interview. The victim narrative is so boring now

I think the fact that what Harry has done to the RF is so horrible. No-one wants their dirty laundry hung out for the world to see. What makes it worse, is that he is such a privileged person and some of the things he was saying are, in fact, normal family life, but he doesn't get that because he is so privileged. We all loved Harry when he was a larrikin and a very loving person, sadly he has now shown himself to be a deceitful and lying young man. So, yes, we do like to see negative things about Harry & his wife, because they have been such nasty people, we enjoy watching the Karma at work.

The way Harry behaved toward the Late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip means, to me, he is beyond redemption. Then for Harry to behave towards his father, stepmother, brother and sister in law in such a deplorable accusatory way, has solidified that Harry's behaviour is 100% unacceptable.

You've hit the nail on the head, it is the behaviour. I suppose the next issue would be whether a change in behaviour can initiate trust and forgiveness. My mum always taught us to forgive and forget, I for one find that very difficult. Thank you for all your hard work and insights, you certainly get my brain cells fighting.

Love your piano...I learned on one very similar. Also, love your comments. Very mature arrival at conclusions. A bit over positive that he doesn't deserve based on his actions as a very immature person/personality. Not to mention the individual he decided to marry.

I grew up with a Canadian mother who influenced my interest in the RF. I liked Prince Harry and found him to be relatable, especially when he became engaged to MM. After the excitement of the wedding, I quickly realized she was not a fit for Harry nor the RF. Their behavior and decision making as a couple has been appalling and admittedly, I am fascinated that they can’t seem to right their ship. At this point I am sympathetic to the King, and his family, as well as the British people.

What surprises me is that you're surprised that people don't like him 🤣 - pardon me - his behaviour 😁

When my children were young & said they hated me (for punishment given them) I'd always say that although I didn't like what they did I would always love them. I did that to help them learn to distinguish between the person & the action.

People can often understand flaws in personality. But with Harry makes it more outrageous is the level of hypocrisy. For example, when Harry and Meghan implicitly or explicitly claim they have been dehumanized when in reality Harry (in his own words) dehumanized the people he characterized as “chess pieces” in his callous description of him killing them. Literally describing them as inanimate objects…sharing that he removed all their humanity in his mind. I’m an American veteran a soldier who thinks that way is dangerous and potentially sociopathic. Taking a life is not a cavalier action. The reason he spoke so easily and flippantly about it is because it doesn’t weigh on his consciousness.

BBB on BBS : Wow, you have just taken 2.39 mins to inform us, by the process of analysis, that about 90% of the people on RU-vid don't really like Prince Harry. Surprise, surprise. Indeed, by the old fashioned process of "gut feeling", I think most already had already come to that opinion!

i AM AN OLD AMERICAN, WHO LOVED THE QUEEN! I DONT WANT THE USELESS COUPLE IN MY COUNTRY. I AM EXTREMELY SICK OF THEM USING THE PUBLIC PLATFORM FOR THEIR PISSING PARTY FOR ATTENTION!! SEVEN CENTS CAN SOLVE THE PROBLEM, MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE, THEY ARE MISS USING THE AIRWAYS OVER BS, NOTHING OF REAL VALUE AND IT NEEDS TO STOP!!! HUGS TO YOU AND YOURS FROM THE USA...

Harry comes off as extremely arrogant, rude and disrespectful.

I loved Harry before Nutmeg. I even liked Nutmeg at the beginning. I watched and loved their wedding. Now I despise them both, unfortunately. All their own fault, due to their actions 🤷🏼‍♀️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧