‘Radioactive’ Prince Harry handed rock hard bashing: ‘You can’t think you’re not damaging trust’
It seems Prince Harry has held true on his claims about prioritizing his father in the coming year, and his move to the UK is one of the biggest bits of proof, to many.
Its also ignited comments by experts though, because many of them think this move carries way too many risks, risks the Duke will have to work through, not against, to navigate. The biggest in this point in time is that of security for those unversed, and Eric Schiffer, the chair of Reputation Management Consultants, is one of the few experts whose come forward and offered advice.
While speaking to Newsweek he talked about the Duke of Sussex and laid down some pretty big non negotiables.
He said, “if [Harry] wants to have a relationship with his father, he needs to shut his mouth. He needs to stop leaking. It’s the right thing to do if he wants to rebuild trust with his dad because the king and the palace will accept nothing less than that. You can’t leak and think you’re going to somehow not damage trust.”
That isn’t where it ended though, because just a beat later he added, “[Harry] already has a level of radioactivity so he has to work even harder than the average person. So yes, they’re handling it very well. They’re managing it maturely and showing there is a real intent to rebuild a relationship with his father, which I think is wonderful.”
In his concluding remarks he sprinkled in some predictions about whether this move could fast track his reconciliation efforts and noted, “I think it can happen if he stays disciplined because I think his father loves him and he loves his father at a core level, and I’m sure the king would love to spend time with his grandchildren.”
For those unversed with the recent move its deeply shrouded in mystery. The only thing known at this point is that the Duke intends to stay in the UK with his wife and children “for an extended period of time”.
Despite no details actually being awarded, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have started school in a local establishment known for housing many A-list children.
