Prince Harry has had an eventful couple of years. There was the controversy-studded publication of his memoir Spare and a plethora of court cases, the highest-profile of which was resolved earlier this year. After all that, the Duke of Sussex might be forgiven for wishing to keep a low profile for the rest of 2025. His relative reticence might be seen by his fleeting, last-minute cameo in With Love Meghan; literally and figuratively, he seemed to be saying that it was her show now, and that he was just a bystander. Yet if he had wished to disappear from the spotlight, the news about his charity, Sentebale, has made such a desire wholly impossible.
This fiery, fierce denunciation of Harry and the trustees will not have gone down well in Montecito
On many occasions, Harry (and, indeed, Meghan) have been mocked for the charity Archewell – for a period branded ‘delinquent’ by Californian authorities – that they run.
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