In a surprising turn of events, Hollywood star John Travolta took a direct jab at Prince Harry during the Living Legends of Aviation Awards held in Beverly Hills.

The Duke of Sussex was being honored as a living legend for his military service and philanthropic work.

As the host of the event and a close friend of the Queen, Travolta used his speech to mock Harry for his controversial decision to step away from the royal family and relocate to the United States with his wife Meghan Markle, who was noticeably absent from the ceremony.

Travolta, famously known for his dance with Harry’s late mother Princess Diana at the White House in 1985, expressed his disappointment and heartbreak over Harry’s actions.

He believed that Harry’s choices demonstrated a lack of respect and gratitude towards his grandmother and the country that had given him so much.

Furthermore, Travolta accused Harry of being a hypocrite for accepting an award for his aviation achievements while frequently using private jets and advocating for climate change.

“I’m sorry Harry, but you don’t deserve this award.

You don’t deserve to be called a living legend of aviation.

You don’t deserve to be in the same room as these true heroes and pioneers of flight,” Travolta boldly declared.

“You have turned your back on your family, your duty, and your people.

You have betrayed the trust and love of the Queen, who has always been kind and generous to you.

You have insulted the memory of your mother, who would be deeply ashamed of your actions.

And now, you have the audacity to come here and accept an award for your flying skills, despite flying around the world on private jets, wasting millions of dollars and emitting tons of carbon emissions, all while lecturing us about saving the planet.

How dare you, Harry?

How dare you?”

Travolta’s words were met with applause and cheers from the audience, which included notable celebrities such as William Shatner, Kenny G, Kurt Russell, and Jeff Bezos, who is engaged to Lauren Sanchez, the recipient of the prestigious Elling Halvorson Vertical Flight Hall of Fame Award.

Harry, visibly stunned and angered, attempted to defend himself but was met with boos and heckling from the crowd.

“I’m not here to make excuses, but to explain myself,” Harry responded.

“I love my grandmother and my country, but I had to prioritize what was best for me, my wife, and my son.

We were unhappy, unsafe, and lacked respect in the UK.

We had to find our own path, our own voice, and our own freedom.

And let me be clear, I am not a hypocrite; I am a realist.

I understand the environmental impact of flying, but sometimes it is necessary.

I don’t fly for leisure; I fly for work, for charity, for causes that truly matter.

I fly to make a difference, to contribute to a better world.

And I am proud of my accomplishments and my role as a living legend of aviation.

I am proud of my decision to leave the royal family, to embrace independence, and to be true to myself.

I am proud of my incredible wife, who has shown immense strength and courage.

I am proud of my son, who brings me immeasurable joy and happiness.

I am proud to simply be Harry.”

Unfortunately for Harry, his speech was met with silence and indifference from the audience, clearly indicating their support for Travolta’s sentiments.

The event concluded with a tense and awkward exchange between the two men, avoiding eye contact and barely shaking hands.

This incident has ignited a fresh wave of criticism and backlash against Harry and Meghan, with royal fans and commentators accusing them of selfishness, entitlement, and disrespect.

One source summed up the situation, stating, “This was a disaster for Harry.

Travolta spoke on behalf of millions of people who are fed up with the antics of him and Meghan.