Prince Harry’s latest revelation is “embarrassing” and “irresponsible” in his high-profile position after he admitted to smoking marijuana, says Sky News contributor Dominique Samuels.
“For someone with such a large platform he’s a royal family member – a disgraced one quite frankly,” Ms Samuels told Sky News Australia.
“For him to be you know, self-appointing himself as this mental health expert conveniently ignoring all the catastrophic effects of marijuana abuse is really irresponsible.”
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