Eight royal book bombshells – Kate’s heartbreak, Meghan’s ‘perceived’ slight and Fab Four TV feud

A recent book has unveiled several explosive revelations about the British royal family, shedding light on internal conflicts and sensitive moments. Among the most striking disclosures is the tense relationship between Prince Harry and his family, particularly his brother Prince William. According to the book, Harry’s insistence that his wife Meghan Markle accompany him to Scotland was rebuffed by King Charles, resulting in family tensions. The Queen herself was reportedly surprised by Meghan’s “curt” response during an early conversation, suggesting a disconnect between the royal institution and Meghan.

One of the most poignant moments described is the Queen’s reaction to the persistent demands from Harry and Meghan, which reportedly left her weary. This weariness extended to the Queen’s views on Harry’s behavior, particularly during the controversial Oprah Winfrey interview, which exacerbated family divisions. The book suggests that the Queen and Charles were particularly disturbed by Harry’s perceived lack of discretion and decided not to meet him alone anymore.

Further, the book reveals an explosive altercation where Harry allegedly swore at Charles over financial issues, leading to a significant breakdown in their relationship. The Queen even had the room swept for bugs during a crucial meeting at Sandringham, fearing leaks. Another significant detail is the aftermath of the Queen’s death, where Kate Middleton reportedly found a joint public appearance with Harry and Meghan extremely difficult, despite it being presented as a united front.

Moreover, Harry’s memoir, “Spare,” adds another layer to the narrative by highlighting his affection for Kate Middleton, whom he described as the sister he never had. Despite the tumultuous relationship between the brothers, Harry expressed fond memories of making Kate laugh and their shared moments before the royal exit. However, the memoir also reveals Harry’s deep-seated rivalry with William, referring to him as both a “beloved brother and arch-nemesis”.

These revelations offer a rare glimpse into the private lives and tensions within the British royal family, revealing the complexities and emotional challenges faced by its members.