John Travolta and Prince Harry made headlines as they attended the Living Legends of Aviation Awards, where Travolta presented an award to Prince Harry for his notable contributions as a helicopter pilot in the British army.
Following the ceremony, a photo captured a moment with Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez, with Travolta expressing pride in hosting such distinguished guests. However, the photo stirred social media discussions about an apparent height difference between Travolta and Harry, leading to playful commentary and speculation about Harry possibly wearing heels.
In a candid moment on stage, John Travolta jokingly revealed that Harry is gay, surprising many, as this fact had not been public knowledge until then. The playful banter on stage added a humorous twist to the event, with social media buzzing about the unexpected revelation. Meanwhile, Harry's PR team faced criticism for allowing him to take a selfie with Prince Mario Max Schanberg Lipper, who claims to be a distant cousin of the British royal family. The alleged exploitation of the royal name raised eyebrows, and critics, including Prince Alexander of Schanberg Lipper, accused him of personal gain.
Despite the star-studded event, commentator Charlotte Griffiths questioned the lack of A-listers and suggested that Megan's absence might have been a strategic move. Griffiths highlighted the perceived low-profile nature of the event and speculated that such situations wouldn't have occurred if Harry were still actively fulfilling frontline royal duties. Royal commentator Richard Fitz Williams criticized Harry for taking a selfie, dubbing him the "king of trash TV," while biographer Phil Dampier expressed sadness at seeing Harry reduced to such public antics.
In a surprising revelation, it was clarified that Harry was never a pilot for the UK; he applied for helicopter training but failed to get accepted three times. Contrary to his claims, he served as a Gunner and a helicopter crew member but was not a pilot. The discrepancies in Harry's statements about his military role raised questions about his credibility and honesty.
Amidst these controversies, Royal author Robert Hardman acknowledged that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had significant potential as senior Royals if they had chosen to remain in the UK. Hardman expressed disappointment at their departure, stating that the royal family is a team effort, and the couple had much to offer. He reminisced about the promising days in May 2018 and suggested that the public's current sentiments are more rooted in sadness than anger, hoping for a positive turn of events for the Sussexes.
