The Royal Family has been at the center of a whirlwind of drama in recent weeks, with all eyes fixed on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s activities.
From their upcoming Netflix docuseries to Harry’s soon-to-be-released memoir, “Spare,” speculations have been rife about how the House of Windsor is navigating these turbulent waters.
Amidst this chaos, King Charles III seems to have adopted a rather straightforward approach, as revealed by a royal historian.
According to the historian, David Starkey, King Charles’ strategy involves a patient and astute long-term game plan.
By refraining from making any overt statements or reactions, he appears to be allowing events to unfold naturally.
This tactic of maintaining composure and refraining from unnecessary explanations aligns with the age-old Royal Family adages of “keep calm and carry on” and “never complain, never explain.”
Despite the buzz surrounding Harry and Meghan’s docuseries and the anticipation building up to the release of Prince Harry’s memoir and his upcoming interview on 60 Minutes, the Royal Family has chosen to remain tight-lipped.
While there have been speculations and occasional reports hinting at the family’s sentiments towards the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, no official statements have been issued, indicating a deliberate choice to stay out of the public discourse.
As the final episodes of Harry and Meghan’s docuseries are set to premiere on December 15, and Prince Harry’s memoir is scheduled for release on January 10, the couple shows no signs of slowing down in sharing their story.
However, it is unlikely that the Royal Family will break their silence anytime soon, maintaining their stance of dignified restraint in the face of ongoing scrutiny.
The unfolding saga of the Royal Family continues to captivate audiences worldwide, prompting discussions and debates about the dynamics within the monarchy.
With each new development, speculation runs high, but the stoic silence from the House of Windsor speaks volumes about their strategic approach to handling the situation.
