A former Royal Family member of staff has opened up about the prince
Prince Harry(Image: BBC)
One of the Royal Family’s ex-employees has revealed what it was like to work with Prince Harry.
Ailsa Anderson was press secretary for the late Queen Elizabeth II.
She opened up about what Prince Harry was like before he quit the UK and move with wife Meghan Markle to the US after leaving his position as a senior royal.
In a new Channel 5 documentary ‘Prince Harry: My Terrible Year’, Alisa spoke about the Duke of Sussex.
Ailsa, who knew Prince Harry well when he was younger, said: “My engagement and my experience with Prince Harry has only been positive.
“He is very warm and very engaging and kind, so only fond memories of him, truly.
“I think potentially it is almost a crossroads for him now, what does he do next?”
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Later in the episode, Ailsa said Prince Harry’s tell-all interview was ‘too impulsive’, Express reports.
She hit out at his team for giving him the wrong advice.
Alisa said the Royal Family has a ‘really fantastic’ team of advisors and diplomats.
She gave a scathing verdict after Harry previously brought up King Charles’ health and their family feud, hinting that his candid statements may have cost him the trust of his family.
His family is said to fear that if they were to welcome him back, ‘private information would then be leaked’.
Ailsa said: “I think trust is paramount in every walk of life, if you can’t trust your family, who can you trust?”
When asked if there was a chance of a reconciliation between Charles and Harry, Ailsa said: “Stop being the victim and start being the hero of the piece, start writing your own script.
“I think people are just getting a little bit tired of how Prince Harry thinks the world is against him and how awful his life is.”
Prince Harry: My Terrible Year airs on Channel 5 at 9pm on Saturday August 9th.
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