In a surprising turn of events, Nick Booth has taken charge of the Invictus Games in Canada, throwing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, also known as the Sussexes, under the proverbial bus.

This revelation comes at a time when the Invictus Games organization is grappling with internal strife, and their reaction to recent developments has been nothing short of dramatic.

Booth, a trusted British aide who has been a part of Prince Harry’s inner circle for a long time, has assumed the role of interim CEO for the Vancouver and Whistler 2025 Invictus Games.

This edition of the Games will witness the introduction of winter sports for the first time in its history, adding to the intrigue surrounding Booth’s appointment.

Interestingly, this move comes just two weeks after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made an unannounced appearance in Vancouver, attending an ice hockey game alongside local dignitaries.

Coincidence?

Probably not.

The departure of CEO Peter Lawless and Chief Commercial Officer Bill Cooper from the Invictus Games organization has caused seismic waves within the community.

Their exit was far from quiet, leaving many shocked and disheartened.

With the organization already facing challenges, Booth’s appointment as interim CEO has further demoralized the staff.

For those unfamiliar with Booth’s background, he has played a significant role in Prince Harry’s journey with the Invictus Games, being instrumental in its inception.

Now, he faces the daunting task of overseeing the 2025 Games with just over a year to go.

Unfortunately, his appointment hasn’t provided the much-needed boost in morale among the Vancouver and Whistler staff, who are currently experiencing rock-bottom morale.

According to an insider, the staff’s morale has hit an all-time low, worsened by the sudden departure of their beloved bosses.

Despite Booth’s past work with the Royal Foundation and his close relationship with Prince Harry, his appointment has raised more questions than answers.

The insider reveals that Booth had to make a promise to the staff, one that likely didn’t please Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

He pledged to ban Meghan Markle from the 2025 Invictus Games event and urged Prince Harry to moderate his demands.

This promise, signed by Booth, has been stored by the Invictus Foundation, indicating a clear message that Meghan is not welcome at the event.

Undoubtedly, this decision left Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seething in their Montecito mansion.

The fact that a close associate made a decision contrary to their desires likely fueled their frustration.

A spokesperson for the Invictus Games clarified that Booth had been advising the team since they secured the bid for the 2025 Games.

They claim that this transition was aimed at ensuring continuity of vision without disrupting the ongoing efforts to bring the Games to fruition.

The entire team remains resolute in their commitment to delivering an exceptional Games experience in February 2025, with plans to welcome up to 550 competitors from potentially 25 nations.

Meanwhile, there is a growing movement in Canada to halt the upcoming Invictus Games.

Angela Lavon, a prominent figure leading this pushback, claims to have spoken with individuals within the Canadian Invictus community who are eager to put an end to the event.

Their reasons are crystal clear.

The Games have become overwhelmingly focused on Harry and Meghan, transforming what should be a celebration of courage and determination into a platform for the Sussexes to hog the spotlight.

Lavon’s criticism revolves around the couple’s apparent need to make grand appearances before the world, showcasing their supposed compassion while patronizing participants.

She accuses them of invading the personal spaces of the competitors and manipulating the event to their advantage.

There seems to be a concerning shift away from celebrating the achievements of the competitors, replaced by an overwhelming focus on the kind of “wokeness” that Meghan Markle champions.

Lavon believes that there is a glaring lack of respect for the participants themselves, as evidenced by Meghan’s audacious attempts to discuss her family and friends as if they have any relevance to the event.

Moreover, there have been discussions about bringing their children to the Games, despite having no legitimate reason to be present.

If the Invictus Games are indeed losing their appeal, it may be because they have strayed far from their original purpose and have been hijacked by the Sussexes for their own self-serving agenda.