‘A domino effect’: Harry and Meghan face explosive threat as country walks away from Invictus
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‘Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered’ host Kinsey Schofield warns Uganda’s withdrawal could mark a turning point for the Invictus Games. “We’re hoping that this doesn’t manipulate King Charles into showing up to support Harry, like Harry has been trying to get him to do,” Ms Schofield told News24 host Rita Panahi. “Harry really need that Royal seal of approval. “This does feel like a meaningful moment for the Invictus story; we’ve heard rumblings for years about dissatisfaction surrounding Harry and Meghan’s leadership. “Now you have a country taking action and walking away. “Now the question is, is this an isolated case, or will we start to see a domino effect of other people walking away from the Invictus because of the Sussexes?”
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