Prince Harry has been told he needs to keep King Charles and Queen Camilla in mind when attending glitzy events, following his ill-advised snap with German “fake prince” Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe.
On Friday evening the Duke of Sussex attended John Travolta’s Living Legends of Aviation gala where he picked up an award. But one moment caught the attention of fans across the world, as Harry posed for a photo with Mr Schaumburg-Lippe – who has been accused of cashing in on his royal connections.
In response, a senior German royal has spoken out and urged Harry to “be more careful” and “show caution” in the future.
Prince Alexander Schaumburg-Lippe told Mail Online: “I hope he [Harry] will be more careful in the future and also always keep in mind the dignity of their majesties the King and Queen.”
Mr Schaumburg-Lippe was adopted at the age of 24 and soon started using the title prince – despite his relatives, including Prince Alexander – asserting that he is not a prince. The royal accused Mario-Max of “harvesting our name” for fame.
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