Prince Harry “knows exactly how to push his brothers buttons” following his surprise visit to Ukraine, an expert has claimed.
Speaking to GB News, Charlotte Griffiths, Editor-at-Large of the Mail on Sunday, suggested the Duke of Sussex deliberately planned the trip to annoy Prince William.
Prince Harry’s visit to Ukraine last Thursday has reportedly left Prince William “frustrated and fuming” at Palace officials.
According to insiders, the Prince of Wales has been denied permission to make a similar trip due to security concerns, despite his keen interest.
Prince William was reportedly left frustrated by the move
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Griffiths told GB News: “That’s the kind of thing that would absolutely infuriate William. And for all this talk about spare Harry grumbles that he was ‘the spare’ but William has found it so frustrating, and has done all his life, that Harry gets special treatment he’s never had.
“Even little things, like on his wedding day Harry was allowed to have a beard, and William was furious about it because he wanted to have a beard too.
“And Harry does get away with things that William simply can’t. The other day, William went to Estonia because he couldn’t go to Ukraine. He obviously wanted to go to Ukraine, but he couldn’t for security reasons.
“And I’m sure Harry I mean, he must plan these things. He must plan them to annoy his brother. I can’t help but think it’s deliberate. I honestly can’t see it any other way.”
Palace sources revealed William had “long-hoped” to visit Ukraine and was “rankled” by Harry’s appearance there.
The Prince of Wales is said to have voiced his frustration to Kensington Palace staff who urged him against travelling to the war-torn country.
Security officials have “firmly rejected” the prospect of William visiting Ukraine, which has been under Russian invasion since February 2022.
During his visit, Harry toured the Superhumans Centre in Lviv, meeting adults and children injured since the war began in 2022.
Charlotte Griffiths said that Harry “knows how to push his brothers buttons”
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He travelled with friends from the UK Invictus community, where they witnessed the treatment offered to those affected by the war.
The facility provides prosthesis, rehabilitation, reconstructive surgery, and psychological care for injured soldiers, civilians, and children.
Harry’s journey to Ukraine came just days after he appeared in London’s High Court arguing that he and his family were not safe to visit Britain without taxpayer-funded police protection.
This led to accusations of hypocrisy, as he braved fraught conditions in Ukraine whilst claiming he needed special security in the UK.
