Prince Harry has been at the center of many ofthe royal family’s biggest PR disasters.
Harry’s always been a rebel, so breaking the rules is kind of his thing.
He’s not the only one, however.
His aunt,Princess Anne, is also known for frequently breaking royal rules.
Oftentimes, it was because he simply wanted to show his human side to the public.
Harry’s penchant for doing the unexpected is what makes him relatable.
This move presumably left his security detail slightly disgruntled.
Matisse and his owner, Jules O’Dwyer, were crowned the winners of the show earlier that year.
It’s great that Matisse has got the royal seal of approval."
She added that Harry and Matisse connected instantly.
“Matisse can feel when he’s met someone who is appreciative of dogs.
Clearly, Harry made both the dog and its owner’s day.
The stern talking-to he likely got from his security detail was probably well worth it.
“I thought, ‘What are you doing?
That’s the heir to the throne you’re kissing.’
Loved U Since I Was 8!!!”
Harry’s heart seemed to melt and he gave her a big old hug, leaving her in tears.
“You’re going to get me in trouble,” he joked as they parted (viaE!
“Harry was immediate.
He just threw his arms around her and held her for a long time.
It was very, very touching,” the nonprofit’s founder, Father Greg Boyle, toldUs Weekly.
So basically, it’s for their own safety as well as their country’s.
She had fractured her arm and was wearing a cast.
“Get well soon!
Harry,” he wrote.
Turns out, when you’re a royal, you have people for that.
Of course, the press noticed, and the prince made headlines for being independent.
Cue the wave of shocked headlines.
So why do royals usually have their car doors opened and closed for them?
We can only apologise to the nation for letting you all down.
You have a right to expect better Royal car door etiquette from your Commandos,” the tweet read.
We bet Prince Harry thought the whole ordeal hilarious.
In the world of the monarchy, traditions are important.
One such important ancient tradition is that fiancees don’t get to spend Christmas with the royal family.
It’s just the way things worked.
He did so again when he and Meghan picked their wedding date.
It’s been tradition for royal couples to get married on a weekday.
When it was Prince Harry and Meghan’s turn, they decided to get married on a Saturday.
The person behind this unspoken tradition?
For starters, you aren’t supposed to have anything other than fruit cake at the event.
This tradition was also started by Queen Victoria, whose 1840 wedding was celebrated with a fruit cake.
The royals who came after her followed suit, except for Prince Harry, of course.
Their wedding cake baker, Claire Ptak, toldTown & Countrythat the couple never considered sticking to tradition.
The couple’s clear direction also made designing and planning the cake a breeze, Ptak said.
Harry opted to wear a wedding band
Traditionally, royal husbands really don’t wear wedding bands.
Princess Catherine and Prince William also stuck to tradition, as William has famously gone without a wedding band.
Speaking toVogue, royal author Penny Junor said that Harry’s decision to wear a wedding band spoke volumes.
“Harry’s chosen to do what most married men do today.
I like it.”
They started wearing wedding bands as a reminder of their loved ones and the tradition stuck.
While many of the royals seem to favor old traditions, Harry is definitely more of a modern man.
They also shared a kiss outside the church after they got married.
“We’re reuniting today, which I can’t wait for.
I miss him so much,” she gushed.
Photos taken the following day showed the couple holding hands and looking thrilled to be back together at last.
It should come as no surprise that Prince Harry has ignored all three.
“Royals would always rather have a personal interaction than have people clamoring for selfies,” she explained.
“If you grant one, then it quickly becomes overwhelming.
From a security standpoint, they’re also not ideal as they warrant a certain closeness.”
Prince Harry doesn’t seem to mind this closeness, at least not when it comes to young fans.
Harry broke this particular royal rule once again in 2018 while he and Meghan Markle were visiting Australia.
They ran into a fan that Harry thought looked just like Meghan.
Meghan started talking to the girl and Harry took a picture of the two of them.
They did not say which member of the family it was.
One month after the docuseries came Harry’s tell-all memoir, “Spare.”
During Harry and Meghan Markle’s 2024 Nigeria tour, the couple was showered with gifts from their hosts.
There are a slew of rules when it comes to accepting gifts when you’re a royal.
Extravagant gifts should, by principle, usually be declined.
We bet some of these items were way above the royal approved monetary value.
That alone is the best souvenir to take with us all the memories we’ve made."
