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Sophie Chandauka Dr.chair Prince HarrySentebale charity opens for the alleged analysis of their working relationship.
In an interview with Sky News broadcast in the UK on Sunday, March 30, Chandauka doubled down on allegations Harry, 40, had bullied and harassed him before he stopped the charity on Tuesday, March 26.
“In fact, what Prince Harry wanted to do was reject me from the organization. And this went for months. He went on for months by bullying, harassment. I have documentation,” Chandauka told the outlet.
Chandauka also claimed that the charity had lost sponsors when Harry and his wife were Meghan MarkleStep down from their royal duties and relocate to the United States in 2020.
Prince Harry reflected on the fun and meaningful experience of playing in the Royal Polo Salute Challenge on behalf of his Sentebale dictator. “Bringing the polo community together that has long supported Sentebale’s work is always a great experience,” said Harry, 39, in a statement after the Polo game on Friday, April 12. “Today, we (…)
Chandauka told the broadcaster that she undertook a “seven -year historic review” of Sentebale when her role as chairman of the board began in July 2023, which led her to believe that she was suffering from Harry’s departure.
“It was quite obvious to me that we had lost many corporate sponsors, we lost families, and we had lost individuals who were giving to the organization,” he claimed. “And there was a fairly substantial correlation between the time the organization began to see the departure of large organizations and the departure of Prince Harry from the UK itself.”
However, according to a source close to the trustees and sponsors of Sentebale, the Duke and his Sentebale Associates fully anticipated Chandauka’s comments, which they characterized as a publicity stunt, and decided to abandon the organization with this in mind. They continue to be firm in their resignation and look forward to the truth emerging, according to the same person inner.
Duke of Sussex, Cofounder Sentebale Prince Seeiso of Lesotho And several of the charity’s trustees announced that they were a resignation by the charity on Tuesday in the middle of a public tear with Chandauka.
“It is devastating that the relationship between the charity’s trustees and the chair of the board has shattered beyond repair, creating an unsustainable situation,” the princes said in a joint statement at the time. “These trustees acted in the charity’s best interest in asking the Chair to step down, while bearing the welfare of staff in memory.
“We thank all the trustees for their service over the years and we are truly heartbreaking they have had to follow with this Act,” they added. “What is happening is unimportant. We are in shock that we have to do this, but we have ongoing responsibility for sentebale beneficiaries, so we will share all our concerns with the Charity Commission about how this came into being.”
Prince Harry announced his shocking departure from Sentebale, the charity he registered in 2006, on Tuesday, March 25. Harry, 40, and Cofounder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho said they had resigned in unity with several trustees, who also announced that they were leaving against conflict with the chair of the Board, Dr. Chandaka. “It’s devastating that the (…)
In a separate statement from UsChandauka claimed that she had experienced “power abuse, bullying, harassment, misogyny (a) misogynoir.”
“Smart readers will ask themselves: Why would the Chair of the Board report her own trustees to the Charity Commission? Why would the High Court of England and Wales hear her case and issue an emergency injunction to prevent the same trustees from drawing it as chair of the board?” He claimed. “Well, because under all the victim’s narrative and a whistle -sized fiction is a woman who dared to blow the whistle about poor governance issues, weak active control, power abuse, bullying, harassment, misogyny, misogyny – and the cover that followed.”
