People, including Prince Harry, have had plenty to say about his decision to leave the Royal Family in 2020.

But even though it has been more than three years since Harry and Meghan Markle made this decision, the comments still linger.

And now it's the Italian prince's (I honestly didn't know there was such a prince until now) turn to give his two cents.

"When I saw him arriving alone at King Charles' coronation, I felt a little sad ... Because he is still the son of the King of England," Prince Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy recently told Fox News (via Express).

"I think private matters should remain private within the family."

Emanuele Filiberto continued. 'He must be very distressed about what is happening. But hey, it's [the Sussexes'] choice, and God bless them. And I hope they have a great life."

The Italian prince also sympathized with the Sussexes' choice and said he understood some of their experiences.

"I know what it feels like to be part of the Royal Family, to have this blood running through me.

"I am the last person to try to judge people. Because I, too, have done things that are, shall we say, completely out of protocol.

"So I did TV and I accept everybody and the only thing I wish is for them to be happy so they can (raise) their children in another life. And in the end they will know who was right and who was not."

Sounds a bit ominous, but overall I think the message is heartwarming.

If you've also just learned of Italian royalty, Emanuele Filiberto, a 50-year-old member of the Savoy family, also known as the Prince of Venice, recently announced that he will give up the throne and instead give it to his daughter, Princess Vittoria.

On the career front, he has several acting and producing credits.