The countdown has begun for what could be the most significant betrayal yet, as Prince Harry’s memoir is set to be released on January 10th.
With this impending release, Prince William is bracing himself to shield his family from potential revelations that may come from a man they once cherished and trusted.
Insiders within the palace have raised concerns that Harry might use his upcoming book to target his nine-year-old nephew, Prince George, who is Prince William’s eldest son and second in line to the throne.
Speculations suggest that Harry’s envy, historically directed towards William, has now extended unsettlingly towards young George.
Royal experts have hinted at Harry’s jealousy, especially concerning Prince George’s future popularity.
There have been claims that Harry fixated on George’s growth, believing that once he comes of age, he would overshadow him.
This sentiment was shared by a source close to Valentin Lowe, author of Courtiers.
While William can comprehend Harry’s jealousy towards him during their upbringing, involving George in this rivalry has crossed a line.
Both William and Kate have diligently shielded George, preparing him for his future role as king.
Now, the young prince may have to contend with hurtful remarks from his adult uncle, which have not gone unnoticed by the media.
Australian commentator Andrew Bolt has criticized Harry’s choice of titling his book “Spare,” interpreting it as a manifestation of his envy towards William and his children.
Bolt argues that Harry’s nephews and nieces, namely Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have solidified their positions in the line of succession, pushing Harry further down the line.
Bolt suggests that Harry’s position as the spare heir has become more apparent, with William’s growing family diminishing his chances of ascending to the throne.
The commentator emphasizes that Harry’s memoir title may reflect his current state of mind, hinting at feelings of being left behind or overlooked within the royal hierarchy.
Harry has stated that his memoir will delve into his personal journey from trauma to healing.
However, some critics have interpreted this as a sign of lingering resentment or self-pity.
Speculations surrounding the content of the book continue to circulate, with former BBC royal correspondent Jenny Bond anticipating potential revelations that could impact the royal family.
Despite Harry’s intentions to navigate his narrative sensitively, there are concerns that the memoir may contain damaging disclosures.
It is reported that Harry found the process of writing about his traumatic past cathartic yet challenging.
As the release date approaches, the anticipation surrounding the memoir’s content grows, with many awaiting its impact on the royal family and public perception.
