Big problem with Prince Harry’s speech at mysterious summit

Prince Harry begged for help in saving the environment during a special appearance at a mystery summit. There was just one big problem.

Prince Harry has added to the hot air at Google Camp — by giving a barefoot speech at the billionaire summer party in Sicily about the need to save the environment, Page Six has learned.

A source said the Duke of Sussex showed up at the super-secret three-day event to give an impassioned lecture about saving nature to a crowd of A-list celebrities and powerbrokers, many of whom arrived in gas-guzzling private jets and are staying on enormous mega-yachts.

Harry was reportedly barefoot during his speech. Picture: Chris Jackson/Getty Images

The Prince covered the same material he talked about in an interview with British Vogue this week, where he said he planned to have no more than two children with wife Meghan Markle, the source said.

“Two, maximum!” he told renowned British anthropologist Jane Goodall while chatting about the deterioration of the planet.

The Duke of Sussex and Dr Jane Gooddall. Picture: Kirsty Wigglesworth - WPA Pool/Getty Images

Up to 200 celebrities have descended on the island of Sicily, chartering 114 private jets to get there and tooling around on Maseratis between staying on mega-yachts worth up to $US400 million, according to Italian press reports.

The three-day event, ironically, is focused on climate change, but the world’s rich and famous will also discuss human rights, politics and online privacy.

It’s unclear how much time the attendees will spend discussing their own effect on the environment, with The Post calculating that their flights alone would pump at least 784,000 kilograms (784 tonnes) of CO2 into the air.

The attendees were also photographed tooling around the island in gas-guzzling, high-end SUVs.

The billionaire creators of Google have invited a who’s who of A-list names — including former president Barack Obama, Katy Perry, Naomi Campbell, Leonardo DiCaprio and Diane von Furstenberg — for the mega-party, now in its seventh year.

This story originally appeared on the NY Post and was reproduced with permission