In a recent ITV interview, Prince Harry found himself once again at the center of controversy. During the documentary “Tabloids on Trial,” the Duke of Sussex candidly shared his grievances with the British press and their impact on his relationship with the royal family.

However, his remarks were met with skepticism and criticism from both the public and royal commentators, who accused him of deflecting blame and failing to take responsibility for his own actions.

An Emotional Outburst
During the interview, Rebecca Barry asked Harry to what extent he believed his determination to fight the tabloids had destroyed his relationship with his family.

Harry responded, “It is certainly a central piece to it. It is a hard question to answer because anything I say about my family results in a torrent of abuse from the press.” His comments sparked immediate backlash, with critics arguing that Harry was once again portraying himself as a victim rather than owning up to his role in the ongoing family rift.

Public and Media Reactions
The public reaction to Harry’s comments was swift and largely unforgiving. Many took to social media to express their frustration with the Duke’s continued public airing of grievances. “Is he crazy? Now he blames his family for the public holding him accountable. We’re so tired of his moaning and bitching about his family,” one user commented. Another added, “He really blames everyone but himself. What an adult man he is. Does he not understand the symbiotic relationship between the royal family and the tabloid press?”

Royal commentators also weighed in, highlighting the irony in Harry’s complaints about media intrusion. They pointed out that for years, the palace had carefully managed Harry’s public image, painting him as a “charming rogue” through selected engagements that served as clickbait for the tabloids. “While the tabloids have certainly overstepped, Harry’s actions and public statements have done more to damage his relationship with his family than anything the press could have done,” a commentator noted.

The Blame Game
Harry’s accusations against the press and his family have become a recurring theme in his public appearances. Critics argue that his inability to take responsibility for his own choices is evident in his repeated claims of being unfairly targeted. “Anything I say about my family results in a torrent of abuse from the press. What a stupid, wicked little man,” one detractor wrote. This sentiment was echoed by many who believe that Harry’s grievances are self-inflicted.

A Call for Self-Reflection
There is a growing consensus that Harry needs to reevaluate his approach and take responsibility for his actions. “Harry may be beyond therapy and in need of psychiatric care and medical, not recreational drugs,” one critic harshly stated. Another added, “It’s sad to see him going round and round in circles, showing no signs of re-evaluation at all.”

The Duke’s insistence on blaming the press for his and Meghan’s problems has also been called into question. “So it’s the press that’s responsible for you and Meghan calling your family a bunch of racists? It’s the press that’s responsible for your book calling out Catherine and Charles as racists? It’s the press that’s responsible for you giving out William’s private medical information?” another commentator remarked.

Conclusion
As Prince Harry continues his public battle with the media and his family, the public’s patience appears to be wearing thin. His recent ITV interview has only intensified the scrutiny and criticism he faces. Many believe that until Harry takes responsibility for his actions and ceases to publicly air his grievances, his relationship with the royal family and the public will remain strained.

For Harry, the path to reconciliation may require a shift from blaming external factors to a more introspective approach, acknowledging his role in the ongoing conflicts and focusing on positive contributions rather than perpetual complaints.