Prince Harry, alongside his wife Meghan Markle, recently attended the highly anticipated Invictus Games, which took place from September 9th to the 16th.

The couple showed their support for the participants, cheering them on throughout the events.

However, it seems that Harry’s involvement in another sporting event, the European Polo Championship 2023, did not go as smoothly.

According to reports, River, a close friend of Harry, revealed that he had heard from Nacho’s friend about an invitation for Harry to attend the European Polo Championship in Dusseldorf.

While Harry was asked to attend as a spectator, he allegedly demanded a staggering $70,000 payment to be made to his foundation.

Unsurprisingly, the organizers turned down his request, leading to consequences that Harry never anticipated.

Nacho Figueras, a professional polo player and friend of Harry, was infuriated by his greed.

Figueras felt that Harry’s actions had not only embarrassed his teammates but also tarnished the reputation of the Polo Club.

As a result, Harry was ultimately kicked out of the club, and his name mysteriously disappeared from the Santa Barbara Polo Club schedules after the conclusion of the Invictus Games.

Adding fuel to the fire, Harry was conspicuously absent from pictures shared by Nacho Figueras after a recent polo match.

This absence has sparked rumors of a potential rift between the two friends.

Last year, Figueras had praised Harry, stating that he had finally found the family he had always dreamt of with Meghan Markle.

However, royal fans couldn’t help but speculate about the state of their friendship due to Harry’s absence from the latest photos shared by Figueras.

One royal observer even went as far as suggesting that their friendship may have ended because Figueras got matching tattoos with Coldplay’s Chris Martin, who is currently dating Dakota Johnson.

While these speculations may seem far-fetched, it is evident that something has caused a strain in their relationship.

In Dusseldorf, Germany, $30 million was invested to host the Invictus Games, making it a significant commitment for the city.

Harry’s refusal to attend the polo match, despite the city’s generosity, has disappointed many.

It could have been an excellent opportunity for Harry to repay their kindness and support while improving his own image.

Instead, it appears that money has become his sole priority.

From September 6th to the 10th, the 2023 European Polo Championships were held at Brandenburg, attracting the best European women’s and men’s teams, as well as up-and-coming junior teams.

However, Harry’s request for a fee to participate in the event did not sit well with the head of the Brandenburg government, Mr. Steffen Scheller.

This incident has led to a loss of faith in the Sussexes, with Mr. Scheller expressing his reluctance to welcome them to Brandenburg in the future.

Critics argue that while service is universal, the financial backing the Sussexes received as royals raises questions about their ability to continue their acts of service independently.

Their reluctance to spend their own money, coupled with their preference for lending their faces to charities rather than engaging in hands-on work, has left some disillusioned.

Genuine humanitarianism, they argue, goes beyond monetary contributions and requires a heartfelt commitment to making a difference.

In the end, Harry’s actions surrounding the Invictus Games and the European Polo Championship have raised concerns about his priorities and commitment to service.

While his involvement in charitable causes is commendable, it is essential that he considers the impact of his choices on his reputation and relationships.