Daniela Elser calls Prince Harry’s superior mask ‘hollow’

• Prince Harry under fire for finally removing his ‘superior’ mask.
• Daniela Elser, a royal novelist and critic, criticize harry in a new story.
• Harry tramples all over the royal family’s privacy with seeming indifference.

Prince Harry under fire for finally removing his ‘superior’ mask and “exposing just how hollow” it really is.

Daniela Elser, a royal novelist and critic, made this admission.

In a new story for the New Zealand Herald, she shed light on it all.

She wrote in it, “For years now, Harry has taken the highest moral high ground, pointing out the many failings of not only the British press but that flawed bunch of hug-phobes called the royal family.”

“He and wife Meghan have made calling out the dysfunction of both Fleet Street and the House of Windsor the bread and butter for much of their post-Palace proselytising, and it can be argued, they were right to do so.”

“However, a series of choices that the Sussex have made over the past couple of years – with Spare the acme of this signature Sussex sermonising – have exposed just how hollow that superior posture is.”

“Take the fact that one of the central themes of Spare is that for decades Harry endured having his privacy invaded by the unscrupulous, shameless sections of the press. All very, very bad, I think we can agree.”

“Little wonder then that ring-fencing his new life and shielding his family from the long lenses of the ravening paparazzi has become something of a crusade for Harry, their privacy something to be militantly protected. And yet in Spare, Harry tramples all over the royal family’s own privacy with seeming indifference

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