Prince Harry’s GQ interview set back royal peace talks ‘by years’: Editor
A recent GQ interview with Prince Harry, intended to signal a desire for reconciliation with the royal family, has been criticized by media commentators as counterproductive. Critics argue that his comments on the press and his past legal battles undermine his stated goal of moving forward.
Why it matters
The ongoing public feud between Prince Harry and the British media/royal family remains a significant topic in celebrity and royal news cycles.
( NewsNation ) — Prince Harry wants you to know he's done living in the past. He also really wants you to know he's a prince. Twice.
Harry sat down with GQ in New York in late September; the interview dropped on Tuesday and was billed as a reconciliation pitch , as Harry said it was time to "leave all that behind," and added: "Some people don't want to work it out. I want to work it out."
But the interview likely did way more harm than good, according to Alison Boshoff, senior editor at the Daily Mail.
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