'It Did Bother Me': Prince Albert Of Monaco Found Prince Harry & Meghan Markle's Tell-All Interview Inappropriate
Prince Albert stated it wasn't 'appropriate' for the couple to spill on their troubles so publicly, insisting they should have done so privately instead.
Not pleased! During an interview with BBC News, Prince Albert of Monaco revealed his disappointment over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle airing out out their troubles with the royal family on national TV.
"It’s very difficult to be in someone’s place. I can understand the pressure that they were under," he noted. "But I think this type of publicly display of dissatisfaction, to say the least ... these type of conversations should be held within the intimate quarters of the family. It doesn’t really have to be laid out in the public sphere like that."
In a rare interview, Prince Albert of Monaco gives advice to Prince Harry "this type of public display of dissatisfaction... these types of conversations should be held in the intimate quarters of the family... it did bother me"
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Albert confessed that the tell-all "did bother" him "a little."
"I can understand where they're coming from in a certain way, but I think it wasn't the appropriate forum to be able to have these kinds of discussions," he explained.
During the two-hour interview, the couple claimed the racism Meghan experienced was one of their biggest motivators to leave England. They also alleged that they were ignored when they reached out for help about their mental health and noted the Palace wouldn't publicly deny hurtful rumors about them.
BBC Anchor Yalda Hakim then asked Albert if had any advice for Harry as he starts the next chapter of their lives away from the royal family.
"Well, I wish him the best but it's a difficult world out there," he expressed. "I hope that he can have the judgement and wisdom to make the right choices."
So far, the pair seem to be happy with their new setup in California. Aside from signing deals with Netflix and Spotify, the father-of-one landed a gig with Silicon Valley startup BetterUp Inc., a coaching and mental health company.
Harry said he took the job "to help create impact in people’s lives. Proactive coaching provides endless possibilities for personal development, increased awareness, and an all-round better life."
The company's CEO, Alexi Robichaux, revealed the royal has actually "been in the role for a couple of months."
"He’s doing fantastic," Robichaux declared. "He’s got an incredible attitude and he’s filled with energy and enthusiasm — I have a feeling that he’ll work out."
