Redditor Gives Prince Harry Some Advice About Claims Of Harassment

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle get a lot of discussion going on about them in the Netflix series, “Harry & Meghan.” Tabloids, mainstream media, and influencers are having a field day at the moment. Now, a Redditor gave William’s brother some good advice about his complaints of harassment. Perhaps he’s reading the wrong things online. 

Prince Harry – Seems Traumatized In The Netflix Show

When teasers dropped for the docuseries, it showed that Princess Di’s son seemed very aware that the people might present a danger. It started in the first part, and the second part brings scenes where he seems almost paranoid about the paparazzi and their safety.

Actually, it is understandable because he was there as a kid when his mom was literally hounded by the press. Certainly, it would be surprising if he wasn’t traumatized as a child. However, that’s what therapists are for, not a TV show audience. 

Prince Harry, critics agree seems to feel very entitled and his wife, even more so. So, they grow bored with all of his complaints. Actually, royal family watchers haven’t really learned anything new from the show. Basically, it’s a bunch of what they already complained about, revisited. Anyway, he went on and on about harassment and a Redditor found something useful to say to him. It related to the scenes where the former royal talked about online bullying and horrid comments.

Prince Harry – Looks At Nasty Comments Online

The “Harry & Meghan” segment turned up on “The Behavior Panel” on YouTube, and a Redditor, U/MrsChiliad talked about it. In their post, they said, “Watching the Behavior Panel today, I saw for the first time the clip of Harry saying that they suffer harassment, and it comes mostly from online sources.” So, the question arose: “is he referring to YouTube comments, internet blogs, and Reddit?”

Addressing Prince Harry directly, the Redditor noted, “that’s not harassment, buddy. People aren’t obligated to like you, and if you’re a public figure, you cannot stop people from having an opinion about you.” Actually, the poster felt that what they probably don’t like, is the fact that people can call them out on social media.  

Advice For The Former Working Member Of The Royal Family

The advice they gave Prince Harry is something that probably millions of 18-year-olds already worked out for themselves. It read, “In fact, there’s an easy solution to that type of harassment: Get off the internet yourself. Stop reading people’s comments.”

After all the experts and body language experts weighing in, perhaps that is the best thing that William’s brother could possibly read online right now.  What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.

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