Prince Harry’s latest move sparks anger after student clip explodes online

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King Charles’ youngest son Prince Harry has sparked outrage with his latest school visit in the UK, appearing ‘shabby’ and ‘lost’.

The Duke of Sussex’s gesture was torn apart by a top royal editor and biographer who slammed the prince’s appearance at Birmingham’s Ninestiles Academy.

The 42-year-old was allegedly shunned by a teen, who complained during the ex-working royal’s appearance. He was reportedly irritated by cameras on his face during the visit.

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The clip of the student complaining about having “six cameras in my face” quickly went viral, along with another video showing the Duke trying to engage with a girl who turned away.

Royal biographer Jobson weighed in on the upsetting encounter between Harry and the kids, saying he was both fascinated and horrified by the awkward scenes.

“I watched the video intently, and people that were there I’ve spoken to said the whole thing was very odd, very odd.”

He went on to reveal the students’ feelings, explaining: “The kids were just distinctly unimpressed.”

The expert added: “I mean, he looked disheveled, actually, and slightly tired and a little bit lost.”

Prince Archie and Princess lilibet’s father was at the school to drum up excitement for INSPIRE, a free education program tied to the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham.

However, the the move appears to be less impressed as he pparently failed to impress the puppils.

“There was nothing star quality about that school visit. It was all very shabby,” Jobson said.

Meghan’s husband is said to have lost the royal fairy dust that once surrounded him.

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