Prince Harry has been called out for being selfish and unapologetic in his latest BBC interview.
The Duke of Sussex, who sat with the outlet as he loses his appeal for tax-payer funded security, is urged to grow sensitivity around his position in the monarchy.
Royal expert Ingrid Seward told The Sun: “The impression from that quite lengthy and revealing interview is that Harry is obsessive. He is very very stubborn – he doesn’t think he is wrong, he always thinks he is right.
“He’s not prepared to apologise because he doesn’t think he has any need to apologise, because he thinks he is right and everyone else is in the wrong.”
The royal expert continued: “Of course he is in a dangerous situation.
“But does he really think that the British government are going to allow him to be killed? I mean can you imagine how dreadful that would be?
“Half of me felt very sympathetic to Harry and half of me felt angry with him. He just refuses to see any way except Harry’s way.
She then concluded: “I don’t think Harry thinks of anyone else but himself and his family, and what affects him immediately. I don’t think he feels he has any reason to apologise, and instead people should be apologising to him.”
