The news that Prince Harry has been nominated for the prestigious Pat Tillman award has sparked a significant amount of controversy and debate within various circles. According to a blind item that has been circulating, there are allegations that the ESPN network, which is 80% owned by the Walt Disney Company, is now reconsidering their decision to revoke Prince Harry's award due to claims that he has been involved in the alleged destruction of important evidence related to certain situations.

However, many believe that the award should be reconsidered for a variety of other reasons as well, beyond just the potential evidence tampering allegations. The main criticism from the critics is that Prince Harry does not truly deserve to be honored for his service, as he has been accused of abandoning and neglecting his own charitable commitments and duties over the years.

For instance, there are reports that Harry refused to lend his support and assistance to the Los Angeles community, which some see as a clear demonstration of a lack of genuine commitment to service and making a positive impact. The argument being made is that awarding him for "service" is essentially akin to recognizing him as a good brother or son, despite the well-documented failures and shortcomings he has exhibited in those personal roles.

Additionally, there are allegations that Prince Harry significantly neglected his duty and obligation to the Royal Marines, only to later play the victim and act surprised when his role was eventually taken away from him. Critics have accused the media of failing to properly call out this perceived hypocrisy, with commentator Angela Levan emphasizing how much the military supposedly meant to Harry, yet never pointing out that he should have actually shown up and fulfilled his responsibilities when needed. The implication being that Harry simply wanted the prestige and honor of the uniform, without actually taking on the true responsibilities that come with it.

Interestingly, there also appears to be a somewhat curious connection between the Pat Tillman Foundation and Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry's wife. It has been reported that Pat Tillman's widow, Marie, has remarried and now co-founded the Pat Tillman Foundation, serving on the board of directors alongside her new husband, Joe Shenton.

Further, it has been revealed that both Marie Tillman and Meghan Markle were in attendance at a 2023 fundraiser event for the Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago. This detail is significant because Meghan's close friend, Genevieve Hillis, happens to work as a conservative lobbyist in the Chicago area. The fact that these two women, who seem to run in similar social circles, were both present at the same high-profile fundraising event has led some to speculate about the potential for deeper connections and networking opportunities between them.

Given Marie Tillman's background as a successful businesswoman, speaker, and activist, as well as her graduation from UC Santa Barbara - attributes that Meghan Markle herself might find quite beneficial for her own personal brand and image - there is a possibility that the Pat Tillman Foundation could potentially become one of the grant recipients aligned with Meghan's various philanthropic and entrepreneurial strategies. After all, Meghan has previously filed a trademark for "Tik Tots", which included kids' clothing, indicating a potential desire to sell and curate consumer boxes - an area where Marie's business experience could prove invaluable.

Furthermore, the fact that Joe Shenton, Marie's new husband, also serves on the board of directors for the Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago, only serves to further strengthen the perceived connections between these influential circles and networks. The small size of Chicago as a city makes it highly likely that the paths of these individuals would cross and intertwine on a regular basis.

Despite the controversies and allegations swirling around Prince Harry's nomination, ESPN has publicly defended their decision, stating that they chose to honor him for his tireless work in making a positive impact on the veteran community through the power of sport, specifically through his leadership of the Invictus Games. However, this explanation has not been enough to prevent the launch of a petition urging ESPN to reconsider their decision to bestow this award upon Prince Harry.


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