King Charles is afraid of Harry because he believes they have only “barely scratched the surface” of their acrimonious relationship, according to one analyst.
In his all-tell memoir Spare, which is predicted to be the best-selling book of 2023, Harry didn’t spare any of the Firm’s employees.
He also discussed his upbringing, his late mother and the anguish her passing caused him, William and Kate, his stepmother, and his father, King Charles, among other topics.
Harry mentioned the death of his mother and said he thought King Charles didn’t provide him enough assistance following the catastrophe. He could even recall his father breaking the terrible news to him.
Prince Harry claims that Charles told him, “Darling boy, Mummy’s been in a car crash,” while sitting next to his bed.
There were difficulties. Darling boy, mummy was seriously hurt and taken to the hospital.
“He always called me ‘darling lad,’ but suddenly he was using the phrase very frequently. He spoke softly. It appeared that he was shocked.
“With a concussion. They tried, sweetheart boy. Unfortunately, she didn’t survive.
Then, Prince Harry said that while Charles placed his hand on his knee and remarked, “It’s going to be OK,” he “didn’t hug” him.
“Everyone knows where they were and what they were doing the night my mother died,” Harry continued.
“I cried once, at the burial,” I confess, “and you know I go into detail about how strange it was and how there was actually some guilt that I felt, and I think William felt as well, by walking around the outside of Kensington Palace.”
Everyone viewed Charles and Camilla as antagonists in Diana’s narrative when news of their relationship broke. Harry asserted that Camilla leaked information to the media to improve her reputation among British citizens.
Because of the contacts she was developing with the British press, Harry observed, “That made her dangerous.”
“And there was a genuine desire to exchange information on all sides. There would be individuals or bodies left on the street as a result of her coming from a family that was built on hierarchy and her ascent to the position of Queen Consort.
“If you are led to believe, as a member of the family, that being on the front page, having positive headlines, positive stories published about you, is going to improve your reputation or increase the chances that you will be accepted as the monarch by the British public, then that’s what you’re going to do.”
According to analysts, all of these “accusations” and the fact that Harry said his book could have been two instead of one if he hadn’t chosen to withhold some information from publication made the royals even more alarmed and enraged.
“There are some things that have happened that I just don’t want the public to know, particularly between me and my brother and to a lesser extent between me and my father. Since I don’t believe they would ever pardon me.
And there were other passages that I discussed with [Spare’s ghost writer] J.R. Moehringer and told him, “Look, I’m telling you this for context, but there’s absolutely no way I’m putting it in there.”
Tim Bower, for one, thinks that the king is concerned that his son’s discoveries in the memoir “have barely scratched the surface.”
When it comes to his turbulent marriage to Diana, his strained relationship with his own parents, and his adulterous romance with Camilla, Bower said, “No one knows better than Charles that Harry has barely scratched the surface.”
The troubled King is aware of his son’s legitimate cause for dread.
In addition, he says that Charles might feel guilty over Harry’s remarks that he failed to support his sons adequately after their mother’s terrible death.
Harry allegedly quoted his father as saying, “Please boys, don’t make my final years a misery,” in Spare, and Bower claims that “all too often, at weekends and during holidays from school, Harry was left in the care of his nanny at Highgrove whereas his father pursued his own interests or nestled in another home with Camilla.”
Bower continues, “I don’t think any compromise between the Sussexes and the other royals could be reached in the near future because all Harry and Meghan Markle want is for the Firm to offer them an apology and admit they did them wrong, which, in Bower’s opinion, would undermine the monarchy.”
The monarchy would be undermined, in his opinion, if the Royal Family attempted to reach a settlement with a couple who had previously shown themselves to be so unreliable, untrustworthy, and dishonest.
For his personal gain and Meghan’s gain, Bower believed that Harry had no choice but to keep making these accusations indefinitely.
The Royal Family must draw a line at some point and declare that these accusations are false and that the institution, which is backed by the majority of Britons, represents us and will not be denigrated by this Californian couple who despises them but maintains their titles.
“They’ve so far earned over $120 million just by fabricating and rubbishing, in my opinion, about a family who provides a huge service to Britain,” Bower continued.
What Harry, Meghan Markle, and the royal family’s future holds is still up in the air.
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