Prince Harry was brutally mocked on Sky News as presenter Rita Panahi branded him the 'world's best whinger' ahead of his reported return to the UK with wife Meghan Markle. The Duke of Sussex is said to be keen to make a comeback to the UK to help build bridges with his family, and the build-up for the 2027 Invictus Games is giving him the perfect opportunity.
Sky News Presenter's Blunt Criticism
Speaking on Sky, Rita said: 'Harry is set to arrive in July to promote the Invictus Games, something he started and was known for before he became the world's biggest whinger. Now Prince Harry is hoping to bring Meghan Markle and their children back to England within weeks.' She added: 'I think Invictus will always give Harry a reason to come back to the UK. Whether it gives him a path back to his family is a different question entirely. I'm not so sure his family can justify a reunion because of the games.'
Harry's Reported Regret and Hope for Reconciliation
Harry's brutal nickname comes after he reportedly wants to reunite with brother William, and is said to believe his UK return is a good opportunity. Royal expert Robert Wakeford said on The Royals podcast: 'He regrets the things he said in the book and the documentary, and doing that again is off the table. What's heartbreaking is that he kind of hoped that William would stumble a little and reach out and need him. He's got no avenue to communicate with him.'
Uncertainty Over Meghan's Return
It still isn't clear whether Meghan will come with him, as they have not reached an agreement over giving them tax-funded protection when they're in the UK. Royal commentator told GB News: 'I cannot see Meghan coming to Britain before the Invictus Games because, what would she do and why would she come? It is not going to be as simple as turning up and seeing King Charles.'
Security Double Standards Alleged
Both Harry and Meghan were also said to be left fuming after Princess Kate's sister Pippa Middleton was granted permission for stricter security measures on their home. She and husband James Matthews installed electronic security gates at their lavish Berkshire estate to provide extra protection for their family. A source told RadarOnline: 'Harry and Meghan have no issue with Pippa and James being allowed to have this gate – if they feel they need protection, they should have it. What infuriates Meghan and Harry is the double standard.'
