© Reuters. Britain’s Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex attend the 2022 Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Human Rights Awards Gala in New York City, US, December 6, 2022. REUTERS /Andrew Kelly
By Michael Holden
LONDON (Reuters) – Days after Prince Harry’s memoir accidentally went on sale early with fresh allegations of discord and strife within the British royal family, a series of television interviews with him will begin airing on Sunday with the possibility of more damaging attacks on the British Royal Family. Monarchy.
Harry’s book “Spare”, which went on sale in Spain on Thursday five days before its official release, not only captures extremely important personal details, such as his loss of his virginity and drug use, but also reveal deeper private instances of family discord.
His brother, Prince William, heir to the throne, shoved him down in an altercation, and both brothers begged their father Charles not to marry his second wife, Camilla, now Queen. After that, the book writes.
Commenters say it has plunged the monarchy into its biggest crisis since the days of royal soap operas in the 1990s surrounding the breakdown of Charles’ marriage to his first wife too late Princess Diana, mother of William and Harry.
All of this happened just 4 months after Queen Elizabeth died and Charles ascended the throne.
Royal biographer Tina Brown said: “So Charles is trying to claim himself as the new king and now Harry has thrown this grenade and everything is about to fall apart around him.”
Since Harry and Meghan left their royal duties and moved to California in 2020, they have criticized the royal treatment and the organization of the palace.
From an interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021 to last month’s Netflix (NASDAQ:) six-part documentary series and now Harry’s book, the couple’s message is the same: that the royal family and their wives Their colonel not only failed to protect them from the enemy. and sometimes racist press, but actively leak negative stories about them.
So far, there has been no comment from Buckingham Palace or anyone speaking out for the royal family, a stance hailed by much of the British media as a dignified silence.
NO POINT IN ‘KEEP SILENT’
On Sunday, Harry’s public thoughts will continue to come with three more television interviews set to air. They were scheduled to air ahead of the official premiere of Harry’s book on Tuesday, and excerpts released ahead of time show Harry saying he wants to give his perspective on the story.
“I don’t know how keeping quiet will make things better,” Harry said in an interview with the British newspaper. TV (LON:), will be the first to be displayed.
Polls show many Britons are growing bored with the whole royal tragedy, and the revelations that follow are unlikely to sway their views, whether sympathetic for Harry and Meghan or for whom they criticize. However, Harry’s book did hit number 1 on the Amazon (NASDAQ:) UK bestseller list on Saturday, available to pre-order ahead of its release.
Royal commentator Emily Andrews says that with Britain’s current cost of living crisis, there may be limited support for the complaints of a prince having the privilege of residing in a mansion in London. California.
“They’re polarizing, Harry and Megan, and I think this new book by Harry probably won’t change a lot of people’s views,” Andrews told Reuters.
“I think this is overkill, it becomes a saturation point and people think ‘I don’t want to hear anymore: shut up, go away’.”
