On February 5, local time, Former "Good Morning, Britain" host Pierce Morgan published an op-ed in The Sun, criticizing Prince Harry's hypocrisy and ruthless commercialism for people's psychological advice, and Meghan's desire for fame and fortune oozed from every pore.
It all started when Prince Harry, as chief influence officer at BetterUp, a life coaching/counseling firm, told the story of the "tough times" in his life, and in order to combat mental exhaustion, he meditated for 45 minutes a day, so he suggested that companies schedule 15 minutes of self-time for employees to meditate during office hours.
Pierce's criticism and criticism of Harry in his long article is mainly in the following aspects:
1. BetterUp has more than 3,000 psychological coaches around the world, and each contracted client needs to pay a monthly membership fee of 367 pounds (about 3200 yuan) and an annual membership fee of 4400 pounds (about 38,000 yuan). And at such a company, how did Prince Harry, a non-high school graduate without any psychology background or qualifications, get the chief impact officer position and get paid millions of dollars?
Of course, it was to use his royal title, his status as a prince, without which who would care what Harry said, who would seek advice from Harry on psychological issues?
2. Being a psychotherapist requires empathy, does Harry and Meghan have?
Pierce Morgan's answer was that they didn't, and that they made psychological advice like anything else they did, full of hypocrisy and ruthless commercialism.
What qualifications do they have to talk about mental health? They cut ties with almost the entire family and constantly attack their families through the global media, never considering the harm they could do to their families' mental health.
Megan's father, Thomas Markle, 77, lives more than 100 kilometers from their California mansion, but he hasn't seen his daughter in four years and never seen two grandchildren. Pierce had spoken to the old father, and he was in great pain.
Pierce Morgan says Harry and Meghan never knew what compassion was, they were just two narcissistic little adventurers.
3. Harry is out of touch with the lives of ordinary people.
Prince Harry says companies should give employees a lot of "ego time" during working hours, just as he used to tell people who feel unhappy at work that you should simply quit your job and enjoy the sunrise and sunset — just like the prince himself.
But there are loopholes in this brilliant little idea: 99% of Britons don't inherit a large inheritance from their mother, can still get a large pocket money from their father in their 30s, and don't have the ability to discredit their families through the global media, complain endlessly and make hundreds of millions of dollars.
4. Harry places too much emphasis on mental health.
Pierce Morgan believes that more and more people are using mental health problems as an excuse for normal pain in their lives, but what those who do not have suicidal thoughts and have not been clinically diagnosed with depression or other mental illnesses should learn to control themselves. As another celebrity put it, "When someone dies, you feel sad, it's human nature, you don't have mental illness." ”
Pierce said Harry always used the tragic death of his mother, Princess Diana, as a "platform" to make money by expressing his mental health struggles. Pierce said it was cruel to say so, but he was entitled to say so, and his own father died when he was very young.
Pierce Morgan said he was not at all surprised by Megan's behavior, because he had long known that Megan was a very controlling person, and she was willing to do anything for fame and fortune. But this was not the case with Harry in the past.
Now, the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation is about to be celebrated, but Harry chose to publish his autobiography at this time, which will undoubtedly be another book that hurts the mental health of the family.
Finally, Pierce Morgan concludes that Harry Meghan's constant talk about his mental health for great financial gain is "undermining my mental health."
Image source: theSun, BING
Editor: Zhang Xiao