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Prince Harry Going For Damage Limitation?
Harry is attempting to remove some of the content of his ghost-written memoir due to be published later this year because it may be regarded as 'insensitive'. However, since the manuscript has already been signed off he may be too late.
According to The Telegraph, the Duke of Sussex ‘fears being vilified’ in the wake of the Queen’s death.
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Shocked at the extent of the nation's reaction to the queen's death - and at the warm reception his father and Camilla have received as the new king and queen consort - and now thinking twice about the further damage his revelations may cause to his and his wife's ever-dwindling popularity?
According to The Telegraph, the Duke of Sussex ‘fears being vilified’ in the wake of the Queen’s death.
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Shocked at the extent of the nation's reaction to the queen's death - and at the warm reception his father and Camilla have received as the new king and queen consort - and now thinking twice about the further damage his revelations may cause to his and his wife's ever-dwindling popularity?
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If the publisher is advancing $20m they are going to want some new unknown "juicy bits". They've got to shift a lot of books to make any money. A huge amount is already known about the Royal Family so for that kind of dosh the publisher is going to want some pretty earth shattering revelations. Perhaps he's thinking twice about putting it out there.
//According to The Telegraph, the Duke of Sussex ‘fears being vilified’ in the wake of the Queen’s death.//
Oh Dear! How Sad! Never Mind!
The sooner this little tyke withdraws permanently to La-La Land or wherever he and his ghastly wife choose to hole up, and stops bothering to visit the UK, the better. Quite why anybody would be interested in his tittle-tattle is anybody's guess. Personally I wouldn't read anything he (or his ghostwriter) wrote even if I was paid to do so.
Oh Dear! How Sad! Never Mind!
The sooner this little tyke withdraws permanently to La-La Land or wherever he and his ghastly wife choose to hole up, and stops bothering to visit the UK, the better. Quite why anybody would be interested in his tittle-tattle is anybody's guess. Personally I wouldn't read anything he (or his ghostwriter) wrote even if I was paid to do so.
His late dash to Balmoral cost him a chartered flight and this book could cost him what money cannot buy.
The publishers want the book out for Thanksgiving Day - 24th November. He probably must now be wishing he had said nicer things about his father and step mother as Royal titles are still considered for his children.
It is thought that part of the book relates to him not wanting Camilla to become Queen Consort upon HM's death. Well, he didn't see that coming and Camilla is so titled now.
I expect the Americans will lap up the book anyway.
The publishers want the book out for Thanksgiving Day - 24th November. He probably must now be wishing he had said nicer things about his father and step mother as Royal titles are still considered for his children.
It is thought that part of the book relates to him not wanting Camilla to become Queen Consort upon HM's death. Well, he didn't see that coming and Camilla is so titled now.
I expect the Americans will lap up the book anyway.
I don't understand how anybody could be shocked at the reaction to the death of the queen. Even if you don't like, or agree, with the monarchy it should have been obvious that when she died there would be a huge reaction. A person who had been head of state for all of most people's lives isn't going to have no reaction.
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