I think with regards to William, of all the red lines Harry has already crossed, dragging the Wales children into this mess is the most unforgivable one.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...clear-children-not-Harrys-responsibility.html
This is just unbelievable. Reaching the point of dragging the children Wales (and, indirectly, questioning William and Catherine's abilities as parents) in this horrific situation is the lowest of the lowest.
If he were my brother, surely I would
never want to have *
anything* to do with him - unless public apologies arrived.
He's an unstable person in desperate need of help, and it's so sad to see people giving him a stage (books, interviews, tv series...) in order to make money.
His ego is something I've personally never seen before, he consider himself a sort of savior of everything that's wrong - according to him - in he BRF, even implying that "one day they'll see the benefit of his decision to speak out".
I agree with those who say that, this level having been reached, he and Meghan should absolutely not be invited to the coronation. I can understand the love king Charles has for his son but it's time to offer some "tough love" too.
Spoiling and protecting him all his life has done no good; he behaves like a teen brat who can't take "no" for an answer.
It's also incredibly sad to see that he appears to have no real friends anymore, someone to make him understand that what he's doing is not just wrong, it's suicidal; someone to explain to him that he will never heal if he continues to publicly attack his family.
True healing comes from within, from deep and humble self-analysis, the acceptance of our responsabilities, the acknowledge of our own limits - as well as other people's.
The closest person he has right now, his wife, seems to be the least advisable to help him, since she's clearly profiting very much from all this.
I see no way out of it.