Prince Harry is set to be honored with the Ellen Halverson Vertical Flight Hall of Fame award, alongside Fred George and Steve Hinton, at a glamorous event in Beverly Hills, California, hosted by John Travolta.
However, royal fans are speculating about the motives behind this recognition, suggesting that Harry and Meghan might have purchased the award to mingle with influential figures like Sanchez and Bezos.
Comments on social media express skepticism, with some suggesting that Meghan sees this as a networking opportunity to enter the circle of Sanchez and Bezos.
Speculations include the idea that Meghan wants to leverage the award ceremony for private plane loans and access to Bezos's yacht. Critics denounce Harry's inclusion in the Aviation Hall of Fame, questioning the legendary achievements that warranted such recognition.
Concerns are raised about the possibility of a paid induction, with some users expressing confusion over the basis for Harry's inclusion. Despite criticism, the award organizers defend the recognition, emphasizing the contributions of other deserving recipients. Some users argue that Harry's presence might have been anticipated to bring good publicity to the event.
The controversy extends to Meghan's relationship with Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos. Reports suggest that Sanchez, a successful helicopter pilot, is not willing to let Meghan come between her and Bezos. Sanchez, known for maintaining boundaries, ignored Meghan at events, and there are reports that Meghan might not be allowed to attend certain gatherings involving Sanchez and Bezos.
Lauren Sanchez, the founder of aerial film company Black Op Aviation, is celebrated as a role model in the aviation industry. The Living Legends of Aviation acknowledges her achievements in both business and aviation, commending her as an inspiration for women.
Stacy Olner, acting executive director of the Living Legends of Aviation, highlights Sanchez's engagement in various aspects of the vertical flight industry and her efforts to encourage young women to pursue opportunities in aviation.
