Prince Harry might attack senior members of the royal family when he releases his memoir.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex previously stepped back as senior members of the Royal Family in March of 2020 and it has been subsequently announced the 37-year-old Prince is set to release a $20 Million autobiography.
This was after Harry and his wife, former actress Meghan Markle, 41, claimed of mistreatment and racism by an unnamed member of the firm in a tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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But in a new interview with The Daily Star, biographer Angela Levin claims that there are fresh fears that Prince Harry might set his eyes on publicly attacking senior members of the Royal Family in the pages of his soon-to-be released book.
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When asked if The Royal Family has actually had an adverse benefit from the saga involving the Sussex duo, Angela claimed: “They’re obviously breaking lots of family privacy if Harry brings out his memoir.”
The author continued: “There is a great feeling that he’s going to attack the senior members of the Royal Family, his father, and of course Camilla. ”
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She claimed: “It’s very sad that he’s got to this stage why he’s so hateful when he’s got what he wanted. He wanted to leave. He wanted a wife. He chose his wife.”
Angela added: “I think that it will just show them up.”
However, although Angela thinks that although Harry and Meghan will be showed up, it will still have a “damaging effect” for all those involved.
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Sitting down with the Daily Star, the author explained: “If Harry is going to reveal a lot of personal secrets, and small things that he’s picked up, you know, if somebody shouts at someone, we could all do that for a couple of minutes.”
The TV personality added: “It doesn’t mean that you’re shouting all the time or the or unkind it’s just, you know, being human. It will have a damaging effect.”
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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
