James Haskell Critiques Dysfunctional Royal Family

James Haskell, a close friend of Prince Harry, has characterized the British royal family as 'very dysfunctional' while acknowledging their significant societal contributions. In a candid interview, he noted that some royals 'aren’t as great as others,' reflecting on the complex dynamics that have strained relationships, particularly between Harry and his family. Haskell's remarks resonate with ongoing tensions highlighted in Harry's memoir, 'Spare', where he detailed conflicts with his brother, Prince William, and his father, King Charles. Additionally, Haskell recounted an 'inappropriate' joke he made about Prince Andrew sweating at a wedding, emphasizing the awkwardness surrounding Andrew's past. Despite his criticisms, Haskell expressed support for the monarchy, warning against its abolition, as it would be irreversible. His insights provide a unique perspective on a family that operates under public scrutiny while grappling with personal challenges.