Prince Harry is making headlines as he heads to New York City, coinciding with Climate Week and the United Nations General Assembly.

However, contrary to what tabloids like Us Magazine may imply, the reality of his involvement seems far less significant.

According to the United Nations’ official site, his role in Climate Week is akin to a vegan wandering into a steakhouse—out of place and largely irrelevant.

Despite the grandiosity of his team’s announcements, Harry is notably absent from the list of speakers.

His Arch Well Foundation doesn’t appear among the sponsors or partners for the event either.

Instead, his camp maintains that this trip is dedicated to promoting various charitable initiatives and patronages.

He’s slated to meet with organizations such as African Parks, the Halo Trust, the Diana Award, and Travelist.

How heartwarming, right?

But let’s not kid ourselves; this looks more like an attempt to ride the coattails of a high-profile event rather than a genuine commitment to climate action.

The timing of Harry’s visit is particularly intriguing.

It just so happens to coincide with the Earthshot Prize announcement, where his brother, Prince William, will also be in New York.

Is it mere coincidence, or is Harry strategically positioning himself in the same city to spark some sibling rivalry and grab media attention?

The optics suggest that this trip has less to do with environmental issues and more with one-upping his brother.

Harry’s PR team appears to have orchestrated this visit with the sole aim of staying relevant in the public eye.

If the strategy revolves around shadowing William and creating a media spectacle, it’s hard to overlook how desperate that seems.

Following his brother around town for a photo-op feels more like a calculated move than a sincere engagement with important causes.

Adding to the irony, Harry’s agenda includes a stop at African Parks, an organization currently facing serious allegations related to land disputes and violence against local communities.

This begs the question: will Harry turn a blind eye to these pressing concerns for the sake of a few good photos?

After all, it seems easier to stir up family drama than to confront real issues head-on.

Since stepping away from royal duties, Harry’s tangible contributions to the charities he claims to support have been minimal at best.

He isn’t fundraising or actively participating in meaningful ways, leaving many to wonder about the sincerity of his commitments.