Prince Harry's memoirs are about to be published, experts reveal that Harry is fed up with William always having an advantage. In a retrospective review article, Royal pundit Angela said Prince Harry's memoirs were due to the fact that he had fed up with his brother, Prince William, and always had a better life.
It was recently announced that the Duke of Sussex would not return to England to attend the anniversary of His Grandfather, Prince Philip. A sussex family spokesman confirmed that Harry would not attend the ceremony at Westminster Abbey on March 29 but wanted to visit the Queen "as soon as possible". Due to pandemic restrictions in the UK at the time, the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral last year was limited to 30 people, and this anniversary will provide an opportunity for many more people to commemorate his contribution to the royal family and the country during his lifetime.
The reason for Harry's absence was not confirmed, but the news came amid discussions with the Home Office on police protection. Harry has largely been absent from the public eye in recent weeks, with critics speculating that he is working on his upcoming memoir, scheduled for release later this year.
Harry said in a July press release that the "intimate and heartfelt" book would be written "not as a prince when I was born, but as someone I've become ordinary." However, according to royal family expert Angela, the book was written when Harry was tired of being merely an heir to the spare tire.
Writing in The Sun last year, she said: "Brother William always had something better than him, and William would go to tea with his great-grandmother (the Queen Consort) to learn how to be a monarch in the early lessons, but Harry was not allowed to go. His eldest brother did better than he did in school, he always finished second, and Megan pointed out to him that this was not right. "
She continued: "Prince Harry and his wife know that they can gain a great deal of attention and wealth by opening up and saying all sorts of intimate things about the royal family. And Harry now sees that he won by spitting out his family's nasty comments. "
According to Penguin Random House, the book's publisher, Harry's memoirs will "share for the first time an authoritative narrative that helped shape his experiences, adventures, losses, and life lessons." In confirming the book, Harry said: "I've worn a lot of hats over the years, both on top of them and on images, and I hope that by telling my story (highs and lows, mistakes and lessons), I can help show that no matter where we come from, we have more in common than we think." "
Speaking about the publication of the book, Ms Levine claimed: "If the other members of the royal family oppose this latest book, it will not help, they can only complain again." Prince Harry hopes to come to England next year for the Platinum Celebrations, when the Queen will remain on the throne for 70 years. But he came only to promote his book, which would be published in a month or two. "
Meanwhile, other royal experts believe Harry is "sparing no effort" to preserve his grandmother's reputation during the Year of Platinum Celebrations. Harry is believed to have a very close relationship with the Queen, who told Oprah last year that he had a "deep respect" for the Queen and that they had an understanding of each other".
Speaking on the podcast, Omid said: "Sources have told me that Harry is going to great lengths to check that nothing in it can be construed as having any negative impact on the Queen or her reign. He added: "I don't think that kind of 'lose all' moments will happen. "
Tomini, deputy editor of Britain's Daily Telegraph, said the Queen's lawyers would study Harry's memoirs carefully before it was published. "On the one hand, Harry reserves the right to write his life story in any way he sees fit," she said. It's funny, and it's probably our strongest blow in the whole so-called "Megan's Brexit" saga, and a few weeks ago we got the news that the Queen's lawyer would pore over every line in Harry's memoirs. "