Why Prince Harry Made This Heartbreaking Revelation About Helping Queen Elizabeth, Royal Family
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Prince Harry once made a heartbreaking revelation about helping Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family.
During his interview with royal author Angela Levin, the latter asked the Duke of Sussex what he thinks is the difference between being a royal and being famous.
“If you’re born into [the Royal family], as we were, I think it’s normal to feel as though you don’t really want it. They have talent. We don’t… We don’t want to be just a bunch of celebrities but instead use our role for good… It’s a narrow line between the two, but I am not going to cross it and go down the celebrity route,” he said.
But despite Prince Harry’s refusal to cross the very thin line between being a royal and being famous, he ended up marrying a woman who did exactly the same. Prince Harry tied the knot with Meghan Markle two years ago, and the Duchess of Sussex used to work as an actress in Hollywood.
And this month, Levin said that Markle once again crossed the celebrity line after she and Prince Harry went on a series of vacations onboard a private jet.
“Many people may feel that this month’s private-jet-setting – four flights in 11 days on private planes, while the Cambridges, who are further up the royal ladder, took their brood on a budget airline – has rather crossed that celebrity line. One can’t imagine Meghan quietly taking a back seat, she is bursting with projects and ideas of all sorts, and Harry’s hard-partying days are far behind him,” she said.
Levin went on to say that both the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are ambitious and passionate philanthropists, which means that their real challenge is how they will use their position to inspire changes in others without being preachy.
At the end of the day, the royal author said that Prince Harry and Markle’s intentions are good but the circumstances are quite unfortunate.
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