Prince Harry's diary warning: The monarchy will be shaken to the core
Britain's Prince Harry's friends have revealed that his soon-to-be-published memoirs will reveal his true feelings for his stepmother, Camilla, and are likely to "shake the monarchy to the core".
And they said, in statements to the British newspaper “The Mirror”, reported by the agency “Sputnik”: “If they think that Harry has become soft, they are wrong, just wait for the book to be published because this will shake the monarchy to the core.”
The memoirs of Prince Harry, 37, to be published later this year are likely to deal with his and his brother Prince William's tepid relationship with their stepmother Camilla.
Harry's friends told The Mirror: 'Although tensions have eased between the two over the years, this was more to show the loneliness than their close relationship, there were major problems at first, but as Harry and his brother William got older Their maturity has improved and they can now coexist as adults, and they were never close to Camilla and still are.”
Prince Harry's friends stressed that "he has a lot to say, as people think he is averting attention to respect the family, but it is not so, he writes a book, and he got a book deal in the millions, and he keeps a lot of his opinions for that, and the memo deal states that it must include details Personal to personal and familial arrangements, and the diary will be a really intimate look at his feelings for his family, and what happened in the breakdown of the relationship.”
Prince Harry's memoir is expected to explore his childhood, time in the military and his marriage to US actress Meghan Markle.
As his memoirs were announced last summer, Prince Harry said of his upcoming book he would write it "not as a prince, but as the man he has become".
Prince Harry was criticized this week for ignoring the fact that his grandmother, the Queen of Britain, Elizabeth II, decided to give Camilla, the wife of his father, Prince Charles, the final approval to become the future queen.
Prince Harry did not issue any statement regarding his grandmother's announcement of her platinum jubilee, but he broke his silence 4 days after his palace in California, USA, and praised in return his mother, the late Princess Diana's work in the field of AIDS and HIV "AIDS".
The Duke of Sussex is set to publicly publish everything about his relationship with the British royal family, from which he separated, in memos contracted in a massive $ 20 million deal, which is expected to be published later this year.
It is noteworthy that Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle sparked a global controversy last year, after broadcasting their interview with the American media, Oprah Winfrey, which was the first after their exit from the British royal family.
Meghan Markle revealed in the interview that there is an unknown "prominent royal member" who raised concerns about the darker complexion of her son "Archie" from her husband Prince Harry, because she is bi-racial.
After the Oprah Winfrey interview, which sparked international controversy, was broadcast, Buckingham Palace said the issues raised, especially those related to race, were of concern, were taken seriously and would be dealt with privately by the family.
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