Prince Harry is just thinking of himself & should return money to the British taxpayer, says Sex Pistols’ Johnny Rotten

GOD Save the Queen punk Johnny Rotten is spitting mad about Prince Harry — and says he should return the money he has cost the taxpayer. The Sex Pistols icon insists Harry, 36, was selfish to ditch the Royal Family and move to LA with wife Meghan, 39. Rotten, 65, real name John Lydon, said: […]

GOD Save the Queen punk Johnny Rotten is spitting mad about Prince Harry — and says he should return the money he has cost the taxpayer.

The Sex Pistols icon insists Harry, 36, was selfish to ditch the Royal Family and move to LA with wife Meghan, 39.

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Johnny Rotten has slammed ‘selfish’ Prince Harry and says he should return the money he has cost the British taxpayer[/caption]

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The God Save The Queen rocker, real name John Lydon, says the route Harry has chosen has made people ‘resent him’[/caption]

Rotten, 65, real name John Lydon, said: “That Prince Harry, he’s making no effort to try and improve the situation — he’s just thinking of himself here.

“Well, hello. Give the money back.

“It’s a terrible thing to say because of course he can’t, he never asked for it in the first place but he’s making people resent him when he should have chosen a better route.”

His band’s 1977 anti-royals hit — from the No1 album Never Mind the B*llocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols — was banned by the BBC.

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The Sex Pistols star said of Prince Harry: ‘He’s just thinking of himself here’[/caption]

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John has now become a monarchist despite some of the punk’s lyrics reading ‘God save the queen, the fascist regime’[/caption]

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His band’s 1977 No1 album Never Mind the B*llocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols was banned by the BBC [/caption]

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MP Norman Baker estimated that Harry and Meghan have already cost the taxpayer £44million since 2018[/caption]

It included the lyrics “God save the queen, the fascist regime” and “She ain’t no human being”.

But singer Johnny has since become a monarchist and the comments come from his new book I Could Be Wrong, I Could Be Right.

Former Liberal Democrat MP Norman Baker claimed the Sussexes have cost the taxpayer £44million since their wedding in 2018.

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