Lorraine Kelly has revealed she fears the upcoming unofficial Prince Harry and Meghan Markle book Finding Freedom risks reopening old wounds with Prince William.
The ITV host explained on Good Morning Britain today how the book is set to paint the second in line to the throne in a negative light due to the fact it will be ‘one sided’.
Finding Freedom has been written by Carolyn Durand and Omid Scobie, with Scobie a openly close to the former royal couple.
“It is going to be very one sided as he [William] won’t have right to reply,” Lorraine said.
She added: “And Harry and Meghan were very unhappy but I do think it will be a fascinating read.”
Two books about Harry and Meghan are set for release in the coming months (Image: Getty Images)
Trying to remain positive, Lorraine, 60, added: “But it does look like they have mended a few things recently.”
It is thought over 100 people have been interviewed for the boot which is slated for release in August.
Royal experts say insiders at the place fear the book could cause shockwaves around the world in the same way Diana’s book with Andrew Morton did in the 90s.
Lorraine says she fears Finding Freedom will cause a fresh Royal rift (Image: ITV)
Meanwhile, a second book on Harry and Meghan is set to be released in just a few days time.
Aristocracy socialite Lady Colin Campbell has promised to lift the lid on the unauthorised true story of Harry and Meghan.
Lady Colin Campbell has promised to give the true story of Harry and Meghan (Image: Daily Express)
Released on June 25, Meghan and Harry: The Real Story is set to claim the American actress dreams of running for President of America.
Speaking to FEMAIL, Lady Colin Campbell said: “I know the Duchess of Sussex has political ambitions and I’ve been told that one day she wants to run for President.
“I think everything she is doing, leaving the royal family and moving back to California is part of her plan and she has taken Harry along with her.”
Good Morning Britain with Lorraine airs weekdays on ITV at 9am
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