Lady C has recently disclosed insider information regarding a growing movement among veterans aiming to remove Prince Harry as the patron of Invictus.
Frustration has mounted within this group due to what they perceive as constant attention-seeking behavior from Meghan and Harry, diverting focus away from the core mission of Invictus. Lady C noted that the last Invictus event seemed more like the "Harkle Show," with Harry and Meghan receiving 80% of the attention, while the purpose of the event was overshadowed.
During the recent Invictus event, Meghan showcased a variety of outfits, accompanied by Harry, who mostly opted for casual Eddie Bauer attire over Invictus-branded clothing. A notable low point of the event was Michael Bé's rendition of "My Way," with altered lyrics, seemingly penned by Meghan, raising eyebrows among attendees.
What was once a beacon of philanthropy, Invictus now faces scrutiny for potentially becoming a vehicle for the Sussexes' commercial endeavors. If Invictus fails to distance itself from Harry, sponsors like Microsoft and Boeing might reconsider their support. Angela Lan highlighted discontent among contestants and organizers, accusing Meghan of drawing negative attention to the cause with her controversial actions, including inappropriate dressing and leading a parade of wounded men in attire deemed disrespectful by some veterans.
Over 260 veterans from 15 countries have united in a powerful statement, threatening to boycott the upcoming Invictus Games unless Harry and Meghan are excluded. They argue that the couple's exploitation of the event for personal gain has damaged its reputation. Allegations of exploitation extend to claims that Harry and Meghan have used the Invictus Games to bolster their own brand, overshadowing the event's intended purpose of honoring wounded warriors.
Established as an apolitical and unifying event, the Invictus Games have become embroiled in controversy due to Harry and Meghan's actions, which some argue have diluted its essence. As the boycott gains momentum, the Invictus Games Foundation faces a critical decision: to heed the veterans' concerns and reassess the couple's involvement or maintain support for Harry and Meghan despite allegations of exploitation and damage to the event's reputation.
