In a remarkable turn of events, Prince Harry has come under fire from Dr. Sophie Chandauka, the chair of the charity Sentebale, who has accused him of “bullying” and “harassment.” This controversy coincides with the fifth anniversary of Megxit, drawing significant media attention as Harry and Meghan continue to dominate headlines, albeit for less favorable reasons.

Dr. Chandauka has publicly criticized Harry for allegedly attempting to influence her and expressing that her position within the charity was compromised due to what she describes as “bullying at scale.” In a recent interview, she revealed that Harry’s actions have negatively impacted the charity’s reputation and donations, stating, “the number one risk for this organization was the toxicity of its lead patron’s brand.” She expressed concern over the decline in financial support following Harry’s departure from royal duties, indicating that many potential donors were wary of being associated with the couple amid the ongoing drama.

The backlash against Harry highlights a significant shift in public perception. The recent episode of “South Park” that satirized the Sus𝑠e𝑥es encapsulated a growing sentiment, poking fun at their contradictory calls for privacy while engaging in high-profile media appearances.

Chandauka’s allegations mark a stark contrast to the couple’s previous narrative of being victims of media manipulation. She claims that Harry’s decision to release damaging news without consulting her or other Sentebale leaders exemplifies a misuse of power that has detrimental effects on the charity and its staff. She has promised to back her assertions with evidence and appears resolute in defending her position.

As the Sus𝑠e𝑥es navigate this turbulent chapter, questions remain about their future endeavors and the implications for their philanthropic efforts. The unfolding drama suggests that the Sus𝑠e𝑥 brand is facing increasing scrutiny, with implications that could reverberate through their various projects and partnerships.