Prince Harry ‘can’t be trusted’: Darren Grimes
GB News host Darren Grimes says Prince Harry “can’t be trusted” after he revealed private details in his memoir ‘Spare’.
“How can the King possibly meet him and risk finding out in the press that it’s been reported what kind of cancer His Majesty has,” Mr Grimes told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“There could be a whole slew of things.
“Isn’t that a sad state of affairs that you can’t trust your own child not to sell you out, to rat you out to the press about deeply, deeply private matters?
“How tragic, how betraying must that feel – it’s a deeply sad and emotive state of affairs.”
Видео Prince Harry ‘can’t be trusted’: Darren Grimes канала Sky News Australia
“How can the King possibly meet him and risk finding out in the press that it’s been reported what kind of cancer His Majesty has,” Mr Grimes told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“There could be a whole slew of things.
“Isn’t that a sad state of affairs that you can’t trust your own child not to sell you out, to rat you out to the press about deeply, deeply private matters?
“How tragic, how betraying must that feel – it’s a deeply sad and emotive state of affairs.”
Видео Prince Harry ‘can’t be trusted’: Darren Grimes канала Sky News Australia
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