Prince Harry Falls Round In A Phone Joke And Rants Against His Family

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Prank calls and hacker attacks are something that not even the smartest can avoid. Months ago, Jeff Bezos, founder and owner of Amazon, denounced before the law that he had been the victim of hackers who infiltrated his phone. And now it is the turn of Prince Harry who fell round in not one, but TWO phone calls where he eventually spoke of more about his family.

Believing he was speaking to Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, 17, and her father (Svante Thunberg), Harry spoke at length saying that he is "completely separate from the rest of the royal family."

According to the British press - which obtained copies of the complete call - the little joke happened on January 22 and was perpetrated by Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov, known as Vovan and Lexus., Who managed to connect to Harry's phone while he and his family they were staying in a mansion in Vancouver, Canada.

When hackers became interested in his decision to abandon palace life and move out of the UK, Meghan Markle's husband said: "Sometimes the right decision is not the easiest. But it was the right thing for our family and to protect our son. It is complicated, but we will start a new life."

But things did not stop there, Harry also addressed the controversial subject of his uncle, Prince Andrew, who was peppered by the sex scandal of the late Jeffrey Epstein. "I have very little to say about it," Queen Elizabeth II's grandson said cautiously. "But whatever he has done or failed to do is something completely separate from me and my family. We operate in a mode of inclusiveness and focus on the community."

By the way, Harry also dropped the soup on President Donald Trump, who he thought "has his hands stained with blood." De Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, assured that he is "a good man".

As the pranksters were supposed to be "activists" they tackled the environmental issue that Harry opined on: "Unfortunately there are sick people who are leading the world so people like you and (your) younger generation are the ones who are going to do all the difference [in that field]."

The fact that hackers have gained access to the still royal's private phone has set off alarms. Meghan and Harry, Dukes of Sussex, will step out of real life this March 31 and have fired most of their team at Buckingham Palace. The authors of the joke confirmed to the British newspaper The Guardian the veracity of the calls, but spokesmen for the dukes have declined to comment so far.