Prince William is set to be left with a major Prince Harry-shaped problem when he becomes king, warned royal expert Robert Jobson.
Appearing on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, the commentator explained that when William takes the throne he is going to be left to deal with his younger brother, who branded him his “arch-nemesis”.
Jobson's warning
Jobson fumed on the YouTube programme: “Whatever happens here, it’s going to be short-lived, because Harry has described William as his arch-nemesis. Well, William at some stage in the future, with the King living with cancer, is going to be in charge of the purse strings. He’s going to be in charge of the whole train set.
“He’s not going to have his brother – who annihilated his wife, really, and called him his arch-nemesis and breached every trust he could possibly do with his brother – he’s just not going to… they’re on different paths.
Different paths
“And it’s a path, I think, more like the late Queen Elizabeth, of looking after the institution rather than worrying about the personal issues and personalities of individual members of the Royal Family.”
Jobson continued: “Charles will be leaving William with a problem. I’m not comparing Harry with what Andrew did, but I’m saying he’s going to leave him with a problem like the Queen left Andrew to Charles. A huge problem.
“And I don’t think that’s fair to William. I think they should be focused on what’s right going forward.
Harry's behavior
“The whole thing with Harry is that he’s a bit of a chancer, to say the least. He wants to make sure that he can keep earning money – I suspect there has to have been a conversation about who’s paying the bill for the legal calamity.
“But this is a guy that keeps doing this. He lives in Montecito and he dips in and dips out. He’s actually only seen his father three times, but he rails against everything we stand for in this country.”
