According to his biographer, Prince Harry’s public disclosures about royal life may be aimed at destroying the monarchy.
As he consistently speaks out against the Royal Family, Prince Harry, 36, has attracted backlash and demands for his royal titles to be taken away.
Prince Charles’ parenting left him with “genetic pain and suffering”, the Duke of Sussex told Dax Shepard in a new podcast interview.
According to Levin, the “resentful” prince will lose favor with Americans.
In an interview with Andrew Pierce for Mail+, Prince Harry’s biographer described him as a “wreck of himself” and a “empty vessel.”
Levin, author of Harry: Conversations with the Prince, told Andrew Pierce for his Mail+ podcast that she believes Harry will continue to lash out at his parents and the rest of his family as he has in recent days.
She said, “He’s very resentful, and I think he wants to destroy the monarchy.”
“I really believe that. I think he will go on and on. He is drawing in all these podcasts, people and all sorts of television programmes, because they love it that he is not being entirely inhibited, and is actually really making horrible comments that everybody will watch.
“I mean, if he’s quiet and good, people won’t think anything of him. So he’s got to drum this up and use it.”
“The Americans now I think, are beginning to turn against him.
“The British loved him: he was so popular.
“I thought he was absolutely amazing when I spent time with him, but now he’s just a wreck of himself – an empty vessel.”
Levin claims she was the first person to whom Harry expressed his feelings about walking behind his mother’s coffin at her funeral, but she is concerned that he is now profiting from his suffering.
‘He talked to me about walking behind his mother’s grave during one of the interviews in Kensington Palace, and I think he was absolutely amazed how much response it got. I think he’s latched on to that in a permanent way to absolutely make the best out of it. I think it’s appalling. You cannot make cash in any form from something like that.’
According to Levin, Harry is using Princess Diana to make Prince Charles look bad.
‘He can’t criticise people who are really trying to do their best, when he’s living in this huge house with 16 bathrooms,’ Levin says. ‘That’s what bothers me. He’s portraying himself as the biggest victim in the world.’
Levin claims that he is lashing out in part because of his childhood.
‘Diana used to treat them as if they were her best friends and her soulmate,’ Levin says, ‘ I don’t think that’s right. A child needs to be a child, a child can’t be the mother’s soulmate, because they haven’t got the ability or the experience to do that. It gives them a feeling of inadequacy, that they can’t make their mother happy. I think that that is contributing to his own feeling of incompetence – and means he’s got to lash out at everybody else.’
Despite the fact that many critics have been relentless in their attacks on Harry and Meghan Markle in recent weeks, the couple has gained a legion of new followers who have thanked them for bravely telling their side of the story to Oprah.
And their latest Apple+ documentary about people’s battles with mental illness has been lauded for shining critical light on the subject.
It comes as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex mark their third wedding anniversary, with a poll revealing that more six out of ten people believe they should drop their titles.
On May 19, 2018, Harry and Meghan married in a lavish ceremony, and they are thought to have celebrated their anniversary privately at their Californian home.
