“HARRY CLAIMS HE’S THE REAL VICTIM — AND BRITAIN ISN’T BUYING IT.”

Inside the Prince’s Most Explosive Outburst Yet — and Why It Backfired Across the UK

In a dramatic twist that has reignited fury across Britain, Prince Harry has doubled down on a narrative many royal watchers now call “delusional, self-serving, and dangerously disconnected from reality.”

In the newly surfaced continuation of his controversial documentary series, Harry insists—with unwavering conviction—that he and Meghan were “victims of psychological manipulation by the British media.” Harry’s Words That Sparked Outrage

“We were victims,” Harry declares. “Victims of media mind-games. They never protected us — not once.”

He goes further, suggesting he was treated worse than William, singled out, and “left to be sacrificed” by the institution he once served.

But the reaction in Britain?

Absolute disbelief. And anger.

 Royal Commentators Are Calling It ‘Revisionist Fantasy’

Critics say Harry has crossed a line—again.

One senior commentator said: “He isn’t exposing the media. He’s rewriting history to win sympathy.”

Another blasted the Prince for “weaponizing victimhood while burning every bridge he once had.”

Public frustration only intensified as Harry hinted that he and Meghan might never have left the monarchy “if the truth had been told and the press had been controlled.”

To many, that sounded less like honesty — and more like an accusation that the Royal Family should have censored the British media for his personal comfort.

 William’s Reaction? Ice-Cold — and Final

Sources close to the Prince of Wales say William was “beyond stunned” by Harry’s latest claims, privately calling them “dangerous and disgraceful.”

One palace insider summarized the mood: “Harry keeps saying he’s the victim. But every time he opens his mouth, William loses more trust — and more patience.”

 A Media War Is Coming — and Harry Started It

Producers of the series promise the next episodes will “go even deeper” into Harry’s grievances — meaning more accusations, more emotional monologues, and more damage to his family ties.

But for millions in the UK, the question now is simple: How many times can Harry retell his story… before the world stops listening?