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Harry BLASTED By Ex-Queen’s Press Chief: Ailsa Anderson Tells Duke of Sussex to 'Stop Being Victim'
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3:23Now PlayingFormer Queen Elizabeth II press secretary Ailsa Anderson has taken aim at Prince Harry in Channel 5’s documentary 'Prince Harry: My Terrible Year'. Having worked closely with him before his royal exit, Anderson criticized Harry for portraying himself as a perpetual victim, urging him to “stop being the victim and start being the hero.” She described him as “too impulsive” and stressed that trust is crucial, especially within the royal family. Anderson also suggested that King Charles and Prince William would be reluctant to welcome Harry back due to fears that private details might be leaked. Watch
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