PHOTOSPrince Harry Claps Back At His Impatient Aides — ‘I'm In The Middle Of A Conversation'
Oct. 23 2018, Updated 2:05 p.m. ET
To further prove how much of a gem he is, Prince Harry clapped back at his aides when they interrupted his conversation with grieving widow Gwen Cherne. While climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the prince was comforting Gwen, whose husband committed suicide in February, and talking to her about mourning and grief when his impatient aides tried to hurry him along. Read on for more details.
The Duke of Sussex was photographed on the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb on Friday. He and wife Meghan Markle have been on a royal tour around the world. The two were just at Bondi Beach in Australia and most recently touched down in Fiji.
While on the climb, Harry spoke with Gwen about the loss of her husband, who served in Afghanistan, Cambodia, and Iraq. The prince founded the Invictus Games for sick and injured servicemen. He and Meghan were in Australia for the opening ceremony of the games.
Harry, who has talked about his struggles after losing his own mother, Princess Diana, at the age of 12, was photographed with the mother-of-three, discussing "grief and loss."
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That's when some of the prince's aides tried to rush him along. Gwen told reporters Harry responded, simply, "I'm in the middle of a conversation."
The Duke must be feeling especially emotional now that he and Meghan are expecting their first child together.
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