Brown said the Prince of Wales sounded “like a performative pinhead,” while explaining how she misses the presence of his younger, estranged brother Harry in the royal lineup.
“In happier years, it was the irreverent Harry (or Harold as William lugubriously used to call him) who could tease the Prince of Wales and take him down a peg,” Brown wrote. She also suggested that William is surrounded by yes-men, people who, “in Kara Swisher’s inimitable phrase […]
'Swaggery' Prince William needs Prince Harry, not yes-men, to save the monarchy: royal expert
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