Prince Harry's Friend Calls Behavior 'Unforgivable' After Legal Defeat

Prince Harry’s recent BBC interview, following his legal defeat in the fight to reinstate taxpayer-funded security, has intensified criticism of his public airing of royal family grievances. In the interview, Harry revealed that King Charles refuses to speak to him due to their security dispute and expressed a desire for reconciliation, but emphasized that the initiative must come from his father. The broadcast drew strong reactions, with former friend Ben Goldsmith publicly labeling Harry’s behavior as 'unforgivable,' echoing sentiments Harry himself acknowledged in his memoir about losing friends and family ties over his revelations and interviews. Buckingham Palace responded by noting that Harry’s security concerns have been thoroughly addressed by the courts, consistently reaching the same conclusion. Harry maintains he feels let down and has sought help from both the Home Secretary and the Prime Minister. The ongoing rift underscores both personal and institutional strains within the royal family, amplified by Harry’s continued public disclosures.