TerriBull
I do wonder about these awards, there seem to be so many for nothing in particular. With reference to mental health in which Harry is heavily invested, there was an article a while back about "Better Up" one of Harry's associations, deemed to be a most toxic environment to work in. I often think when one or two people complain about an individual in the public eye as being not a very nice person, then it could be a clash of personalities, but when those become a tsunami of disaffected people working as a team with such individuals at the helm, Ellen de Generes, James Cordon to name but two, then I think one has to assume it's down to how they treat people. How those at the top of any hierarchy treat subordinates says a lot about them as a person imo. There are numerous complaints on both sides of the pond and beyond about these two.
And add in the complaints that do not hit the headlines, how they have trampled on other people's lives, ie the staff, seemingly regardless of the distress they cause and leave in their wake.