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It\u2019s so insidious and despicable to watch the British media and the Windsors try to hijack Heart of Invictus<\/em>. It\u2019s clear that Kensington Palace went on a briefing spree this week as soon as HoI came out, and there\u2019s an outsized focus on claiming that Prince Harry \u201ctrashed his family\u201d or that the whole series is somehow about Harry or about the Windsors. The Daily Fail\u2019s columnists are desperately trying to convince their readership of that, and it\u2019s utterly bewildering. Literally, all anyone has to do is watch the series to see that the Mail is full of lies and that HoI is incredibly inspirational and the series centers the veterans\u2019 stories. Instead of simply praising Harry\u2019s decade of work with Invictus, the British media is clinging to the lie that the whole show is about Harry \u201cwhining.\u201d Well, let\u2019s talk about this Eden Confidential column: \u201cPrince Harry’s decision to talk about himself – again – instead of brave wounded servicemen has left me with a bitter taste.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Prince Harry\u2019s decision to air yet more personal grievances on a new Netflix documentary about injured servicemen leaves \u2018a bitter taste in the mouth\u2019 according to Daily Mail Diary Editor, Richard Eden. Writing in his latest Palace Confidential newsletter, Eden praises the work of the Invictus Games – a multi-sport event established by the prince in 2014 – but is critical of Harry\u2019s decision to turn the spotlight back on his own problems.<\/p>\n \u2018The Invictus Games are one of the Duke of Sussex’s lasting achievements, helping to provide injured former servicemen and women with a fresh focus and challenge, as well as creating new friendships and support networks,\u2019 he writes.<\/p>\n \u2018So his new documentary series for Netflix, Heart of Invictus, gave Prince Harry the opportunity to tell some of the inspiring stories of the competitors from around the world. Sadly, from what I have seen of the series, which was released by the American streaming giant on Wednesday, Harry couldn’t resist using this priceless opportunity to talk about himself, again.\u2019<\/p>\n In comments that have been widely seen as yet another swipe at the Royal Family, the prince tells the documentary makers that he did not have a support network around him and that Princess Diana\u2019s death was ‘never discussed’. Eden concludes that, while Harry has made similar comments before, \u2018to do so in a television programme that is supposed to be about the brave, inspiring competitors in the Invictus Games leaves a bitter taste.\u2019<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n [From The Daily Mail]<\/p>\n\n
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