Prince Harry
His resume on the palace website is ignored
Prince William and Prince Harry
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It’s a small detail with a big impact: Prince Harry’s CV on the official palace website has not been updated for months. A dig at the Royal Family?
Whether it’s an Oprah interview, a Netflix documentary or a memoir, it’s no secret that Prince Harry, 38, has been catapulting himself more and more out of the way with his behavior since retiring as Senior Royal. The British royal family should not be enthusiastic about the explosive statements and allegations made by the number five in line to the throne. So far, however, there has been no public reaction to the latest allegations.
Insiders have speculated that the Sussexes are said to be demanding an apology from the royal family before they come to King Charles, 74, for the coronation on May 6, 2023, to which he is said to have invited them. Meanwhile, an interesting detail can be discovered on the official palace website: Harry’s bio is ignored. Coincidence or intention?
Prince Harry: Important details on palace website remain unchanged
The death of Queen Elizabeth, † 96, has caused quite a stir on the British royal family’s website. The line of succession had to be adjusted and also some CVs of high-ranking members. Prince Charles became King Charles, Duchess Camilla became Queen Camilla, 75, and William and Catherine, Prince and Princess of Wales. However, one side has not been updated yet: that of the Duke of Sussex.
Prince Harry’s bio says even after the Queen’s death that he is the son of the Prince of Wales (King Charles’ old title) and that he and Duchess Meghan, 41, “continue their duty to each other after stepping down as senior royals of the Queen” would fulfil. The monarch’s death was more than three months ago.
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Prince William’s bio, on the other hand, has been updated
Prince Williams, 40, CV, on the other hand, does not read as antiquated. There his new title is listed and it is said that he is the “son of his majesty the king”.
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In his speech at the traditional Christmas concert on December 15, the day the second part of the Sussex scandal documentary was released, William spoke of “the spirit of togetherness”. While he was quoting the Queen’s Christmas message, which was honored that evening, it could also be seen as an indirect response to Harry and Meghan’s allegations against him and his family – like ignoring Harry’s CV on the palace website.
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