It’s hard to keep up with the latest royal drama, but Prince Harry has made sure the cameras are pointed squarely at himself—again. This time, he’s out front lamenting his “mental health battles” after leaving the United Kingdom for a new life in Canada with Meghan Markle and their son. He claims to have fallen into depression. Well, when you walk away from centuries of tradition and privilege because you don’t get enough sympathy, what exactly did he expect?
Let’s get one thing straight: most people facing real hardship don’t get to whine on international TV while pocketing millions from Netflix. They go to work, pay their bills, and keep their families afloat—often with no one to lean on. But Prince Harry is proof that in today’s world, even the most pampered elites claim victim status as their main currency. It’s a badge they wear with pride, especially if there’s a documentary deal at the end.
The left is quick to lionize Harry for baring his soul. Never mind that his self-created problems are a far cry from what working Americans deal with every single day. Liberals love a good “trauma” story—unless it comes from a veteran, a police officer, or a blue-collar worker struggling under Biden’s disastrous economy. Suddenly, the empathy dries up.
Somehow, this royal exile manages to cash in on every problem he encounters. Grief becomes a brand. Resilience becomes a public relations tour. And the long-term impacts? Practically begging the globalist media for even more attention and sympathy points. It’s emotional currency for the woke, but it won’t buy back the respect he keeps throwing away.
Harry’s real “struggle” isn’t with depression—it’s with accountability. Maybe, just maybe, if he stopped blaming his family, his country, and his heritage, he’d realize what millions of Americans already know: self-pity is not a virtue, and crying to the world won’t fix what’s missing in your own heart. Is there anything left this prince won’t run from?
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