Prince Harry’s beloved Invictus Games, an annual sporting event for wounded, injured, and sick servicemen and women, has received an unexpected accolade from one of his most outspoken critics, Daniela Elser, in an article for News AU.
Elser, known for her critical stance on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, couldn’t help but acknowledge the success of this year’s Invictus Games held in Dusseldorf, Germany.
She marvelled at the sight of full stadiums and enthusiastic crowds that greeted the event.
In her article, Elser humorously admitted,
“I have no idea how to say ‘huge bloody success’ in German, but let’s imagine I do.”
It’s a rare praise from someone known for scrutinizing the Duke of Sussex and his actions.
Elser went on to commend Prince Harry for his remarkable contribution to charity, likening him to legends like Stradivarius in the world of violins or Marie Curie in scientific discovery.
She acknowledged that Prince Harry has created something undeniably great with the Invictus Games, an event that has positively impacted countless lives.
In her own words, she expressed,
“Here we have a bloke who is to charity what Stradivarius was to a violin or Marie Curie to a beaker set; a man who has created something unquestionably great, an event that has changed, and will continue to change, an untold number of lives.”
She also noted that this is where Prince Harry truly shines.
Elser’s surprising praise comes when reports suggest that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are working on repairing their public image.
The success of this year’s Invictus Games and Prince Harry’s commitment to charitable causes seems to play a vital role in this effort.
