prince harry A heated debate has erupted in Britain after reports claimed he was planning to invite king charles To open the Invictus Games. The program will return to the UK next year. While some royal commentators see the move as a potential olive branch, critics on British television have sharply condemned it.
TV presenter calls Prince Harry’s alleged Invictus Games invitation to King Charles ‘disgraceful’
visible on gb newsPresenter Nana Akua described the Duke of Sussex’s actions as “shameful”. Prince Harry was also accused of behaving like a “spoiled boy”. He argued that rather than making high-profile invitations, Harry should focus on reconnecting with his father privately. “He should bring the children to meet the king,” she said. He said that after years of publicly criticizing the UK and the royal family, the alleged gesture felt uncomfortable to many viewers.
The criticism follows reports that Harry wants to invite King Charles III to attend and possibly the inauguration of the Invictus Games in Birmingham. If confirmed, the appearance would be one of the most public interactions between father and son in years. This may indicate a reduction in long-standing stress. Harry and the King have met only briefly in recent years.
Royal commentator Iain Lloyd defended the reported plan, calling it a “win-win”. Speaking on GB News’ The People’s Channel, Lloyd said the King’s appearance would attract global attention. He said it could reinforce the importance of the Invictus Games. “It will show the world that they are getting along,” Lloyd explained. “It will focus on the games and help with publicity.”
Nana Akua doubled down on her criticism, saying, “I think a lot of people in this country are looking at this and thinking, ‘Harry is a spoiled child,’ and maybe he can bring the children to meet the king because that’s really what should happen. He has disgraced this country and his family, it’s all very shameful.”