King Charles III’s aides fear the imminent release of Prince Harry’s new book as they fear it will be directed against Camilla, the queen consort.
Prince Harry has written a memoir that is expected to be published later this year and will be “a first-hand account of my life that is accurate and completely true,” he said.
But former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan said King Charles III’s assistants were “horrified” by the book’s release.
Writing for The New York Times, Piers said, “One of Charles’ close friends told me a few months ago that the mansion was absolutely terrified of the book, fearing it would be filled with new poisonous allegations and be directed at Camilla as some sort. of revenge for her role in the breakup of Harry’s parents’ marriage. “
“This conversation, of course, took place before the Queen’s death and when Charles was just the Prince of Wales,” Pearce added, as quoted by the Daily Mirror.
The reporter stressed that after the queen’s death last week, the book’s release would now be “devastating” for King Charles III.
He added: “But now he is king and Camilla is his queen consort and therefore any such attack from the new monarch’s son would be devastating.”
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey last year, Harry talked about the rift with his father, saying he felt “really disappointed” by his father: “He knows what pain is. Of course I will always love him, but very much I am. painful things happened and my priority is to try to deal with them. ”
Since then, father and son have been rumored to be trying to cope with the crisis in their relationship. They gathered for Prince Philip’s funeral and then for the queen’s jubilee.
Additionally, King Charles paid tribute to Harry and Meghan in his first royal speech since the queen’s death. He said he wanted to “express his love for Harry and Meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas”. Younger son later returned the favor of him by mentioning his father in his tribute to the late queen.
Meanwhile, Piers has urged Harry to “terminate his lucrative contract” with Penguin Random House and “cancel the book” to show that he really wants to reconcile with his father.
“If Harry really wants us to believe he wants to ‘honor’ his father, as he said today, he should cut his lucrative contract with Penguin Random House and cancel the book. If he doesn’t understand why, he should look up at the meaning of the word” honor. “in the dictionary to find out what it means to show” unconditional respect “,” great respect “and” reverence “.
However, a royal expert said Harry “insisted” that his memoirs be published in November.
In an interview with GB News’ Dan Wootton Tonight, royal expert Tom Bower said, “I was told tonight that Harry is pushing for his book to be published in November – it’s great. Obviously the publishers aren’t too sure. , but the prince thinks that if they don’t publish it, they violate the contract. “
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