GB News host feels ‘sorry’ for Prince Harry amid Meghan Markle bombshe | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV

UK News presenter Ben Leo has admitted his heart is for Prince Harry following recent allegations against the Sussexes estranged from the Royal Family. The Late Night Show host spoke to commentator Kinsey Schofield about royal biographer Tom Bower and his latest book published in The Times.

According to Bower, who has written several biographies of the royal family, Queen Camilla told a friend: “Meghan is brainwashed ‌Harry.” The author also wrote that the Duke of Sussex’s older brother, Prince William, and his wife Kate are concerned about Meghan’s influence on him.

“Both saw Meghan as a threat rather than an ally,” Bower writes in his book Betrayal: Power, Deception and the Fight for the Future of the Royal Family, to be published later this month. he wrote.

Harry’s spokesman denied the allegations and described it as a “crazy conspiracy”.

Addressing the bombshell book, Kinsey said: “We all loved Meghan from the start and were so impressed with what she could bring to the British Royal Family.

“As for these new revelations, are they really new revelations? For years we’ve heard King Charles say Harry was ‘whipped’.”

Kinsey claimed: “What we’ve seen so far is that this is a scam that has exhausted the couple and what they can do next to continue to rebrand themselves and continue to generate income.”

Ben said he felt sorry for the Duke of Sussex.

“What I find fascinating about Harry in particular,” he explained, “I feel sorry for that man and I think he deserves more respect.”

He continued: “He served in the Armed Forces. He did military tours. He was a helicopter pilot. I think we forget that sometimes. And he did some really great things with Invictus.”

Ben then suggested that both Harry and Prince William dealt with the death of their mother, Princess Diana, very differently.

She claimed that although William appeared to be “respectable”, he still saw the heartbroken little boy in Harry.

Ben added: “I don’t blame [Harry] about how it turned out.”