The bombs fell over Harry against the British royal family, in particular against his brother William, continue to cause debate and concern: a situation that could not remain without immediate consequences, since King Charles would have decided to exclude his son from the events surrounding the them coronation ceremony scheduled for May 6th.
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Excerpts from “Spare”, the memoirs of the Prince, which is expected in bookstores around the world on Tuesday January 10th, has been known for a few days due to an error that has brought forward its publication in Spain. And it was precisely these private details that helped create a veritable earthquake at the House of Windsor.
In fact, the Duke of Sussex has amassed over 500 pages of intimate episodes in his autobiography, ranging from an admission of drug use to a story of losing his virginity and troubled relationship with his older brother William, complete with details on the day of his wedding to Kate Middleton . And that’s not all, because even before the publication of the book, the transmission of ainterview to Prince Harry, which airs tonight, Sunday 8 January, in both the US (CBC) and UK (ITV News).
The British royal family has responded with silence for the time being, even if something is already moving behind the scenes. According to some genuine sources, Carlo is still waiting for a call from his son to finally reach a reconciliation. However, for the Sunday Times, the king would have gone on a rampage and decided to oust Harry from office coronation ceremony takes place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6 May. The Duke of Sussex would therefore have no official role should he ultimately decide to attend the event as his and his wife’s presence have not been confirmed for the time being Megan Markle.
According to the British newspaper indiscretions mentioned above, the part of the celebration where both royal dukes knelt before Charles before touching the crown and then kissing the new sovereign on the right cheek has already been canceled entirely. A task that, should things go that way, will be performed solely by his older brother William, who has chosen not to address Harry’s vague accusations in his autobiography.