Prince Harry is facing backlash for the keynote speech he delivered to the United Nations in New York City this week, with royal fans accusing the 37-year-old of 'copying and pasting' an address his brother made in 2021.
The Duke of Cambridge then went on to talk about his wife Kate Middleton, saying: “It was here in Scotland 20 years ago that I first met Catherine."Like William, Harry also referenced their mother in his UN speech when talking about his love for Africa.
“It’s where I felt closest to my mother and sought solace after she died,” he said at the United Nations headquarters. Prince Harry has faced backlash for the keynote speech he delivered to the United Nations, with royal fans accusing the 37-year-old of "copying and pasting" his brother's 2021 speech. Picture: Spencer Platt / Andrew O'Brien /Getty Images.
He then began talking about his wife Meghan Markle and how Africa was"where I knew I’d found a soulmate in my wife”."Can he not put a couple of sentences together without using words already used in a key note speech," another user added. "William and Kate have everything you want - brains, beauty and their brand ... Jealous much Harry.”
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