‘Teaching him a lesson’: Prince Harry constantly putting ‘foot in his mouth’
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28/03/2023
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While the odds of Prince Harry being deported from the US for drug use are very small, the situation has certainly been “teaching him a lesson”, royal commentator Kinsey Schoefield says.
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“He puts his foot in his mouth constantly and at what point is he going to learn that maybe he needs to be a little more responsible with his words,” she told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
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