In promoting his new book, which reveals the secrets of his life behind palace walls, Prince Harry accused his stepmother, Camilla Parker Bowles, of leaking private conversations to the media to boost her own reputation.
During the interviews broadcast on Sunday and Monday, Harry accused members of the royal family of “collaborating with the devil” to get favorable press coveragehighlighting Camilla’s efforts to improve her image before the British public following her long relationship with her father, who is now the country’s King Charles III.
“That made her dangerous because of her dealings with the British press,” Harry told CBS.
Spanish version of Harry’s book “Spear”
She added: “There was a clear desire on both sides to exchange information, and with a family built on a hierarchy, and being on the road to the title of queen consort, people or companions needed to be left in the open.”
Harry spoke to ITV, CBS’ 60 Minutes and Good Morning America to promote his book Spare, due out on Tuesday. .
Booksellers across the UK opened their doors at midnight to meet demand for the highly anticipated memoir, which created fiery headlines, detailing bitter family quarrels and Harry and his wife Meghan’s decision to step down from their royal roles and move to California.
During interviews, Harry has repeatedly blamed the media for the troubles he and his wife, also known as the ‘Duke and Duchess of Sussex’, have been experiencing, saying the cover-up helped fuel the feud with his brother, Prince William. and his wife Kate. .
Harry’s book went on sale in Spain on Thursday, five days before its official release date. The book does not present minute personal details such as how the British prince used drugs, but also reveals more intimate examples of family disharmony, including, for example, his description of his first sexual intercourse at the age of 17 with an elderly woman.
The book says that Prince William, Prince of Wales, heir to the throne and Harry’s older brother, defeated his brother in a fight, and that the two brothers begged their father, King Charles, not to marry Camilla, who is now the queen consort.
Commentators say the book has sparked the biggest crisis in the royal family since a 1990s series about the breakdown of Charles’ marriage to the late Princess Diana, mother of William and Harry.
All this takes place just four months after the death of Queen Elizabeth and the accession of Charles to the throne.
