Kinsey Schofield (right) told GB News Harry looked 'sad' (Image: GB News )

       Prince Harry “looked miserable” says Kinsey Schofield

       Prince Harry has been described as looking ‘absolutely miserable’ as he attended a Beyoncé concert alongside his wife and mother-in-law.

       The 38-year-old was spotted by fans at the Sofi Stadium in California as he watched the musical extravaganza with Meghan and her mum Doria Ragland.

       The trio were at the Los Angeles venue with friends, including American actress Abigail Spencer, to celebrate Doria’s birthday but the Duke of Sussex appeared to be in sombre mood.

       Friday marked the day after the anniversary of the death of his mother Diana, the Princess of Wales, who died in a car crash in Paris 26 years ago on August 31.

       However, American showbiz journalist Kinsey Schofield discussed with GB News presenter Mark Dolan that Harry might also have looked “glum” because of the performance of his latest Netflix documentary.

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       Prince Harry and Meghan at the LA concert (Image: Carrie Bardavid)

       Heart of Invictus stars Harry with a host of military veterans the games have inspired, but it also featured new revelations from the Duke about how he felt he didn’t have a “support structure” around him when he returned from serving in Afghanistan.

       The Prince also said trauma dating back to the death of his mother was “never discussed”.

       Despite debuting on the streaming giant Netflix, Heart of Invictus has failed so far to make the top ten most watched shows on the site in the US.

       Asked about Harry’s appearance on Friday at the Beyoncé concert Mark Dolan put it to Kinsey Schofield that the former working royal had been “partying”.

       Kinsey replied: “I mean, has he really Mark? He looked quite sad.

       “Harry looked absolutely miserable and appeared to be wearing a women’s blazer.

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       Harry and Meghan were at a Beyonce concert on Friday (Image: Getty )

       “Some fans came to his defence, as it was the day after his mother’s passing, but he also Mark, might have been blue over the fact that the Heart of Invictus has failed to crack Netflix’s top in the States.

       “Seriously just a glum look on his face.”

       Presenter Mark asked Kinsey her thoughts on Heart of Invictus, saying he personally thought “the soldiers were inspiring” but that he felt when Prince Harry puts his name to something he “adulterates it slightly”.

       Kinsey replied: “You’re absolutely right, the vets (veterans) were compelling, I wish that was it, I would be much more excited about it if that was it.

       “But Harry’s obsessed with this victimhood narrative, and he’s got to remind us every time we see him that bad things have happened to him, and he’s stuck in the past.

       “Had we not had any of that (in the documentary) I would be doing cartwheels over Heart of Invictus, but I’m unfortunately Harry had to make some unnecessary comments.”

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