Harry's disdain for Sir Clive

Harry despised Sir Clive Alderton, his private secretary.

“the Wasp”

Harry's criticism of Sir Clive

Harry called Sir Clive a 'usurper' in his memoir Spare.

“usurper”

Sir Clive's nickname

Harry nicknamed Sir Clive 'the Wasp' for his Machiavellian tactics.

“the Wasp”

Sir Clive's role

Sir Clive served as King Charles's private secretary for over a decade.

Uganda's withdrawal

Uganda withdrew from Invictus Games after King Charles's letter.

Sir Clive's intervention

Sir Clive persuaded Uganda's military chief to return to Invictus Games.

Uganda's response

Uganda confirmed Sir Clive's success with King Charles.

King's support

King Charles supported Invictus Games through Sir Clive's actions.

Invictus Games

Invictus Games is a Paralympic-style event for injured military personnel.

Harry's role

Harry founded Invictus Games with the Royal Foundation.

King's confusion

King Charles confused Uganda about Invictus Games participation.

King's letter

King Charles sent a letter clarifying Harry and Meghan's non-working royal status.

King's dilemma

King Charles faced confusion over Harry's royal privileges.

Harry's goal

Harry wanted automatic taxpayer-funded protection for his royal status.

Sir Clive's success

Sir Clive secured Harry's automatic taxpayer-funded protection.

Royal fiasco

Harry and Meghan's return caused initial chaos with the royal family.