Prince Harry ‘stooped too low’ with memoir revelations of ‘grieving’ King Charles

Prince Harry has been called out for ‘stooping too far’ with his bid to oust Prince William and King Charles, even when they were going through the grief of Prince Philip.

Royal commentator and author Rebecca English issued this accusation.

Her claims have come in a piece for the Daily Mail and read, “Prince Harry promised that his much-anticipated memoir would be one of ‘raw, unflinching honesty’.”

“Raw and unflinching it certainly is turning out to be, according to a leaked copy seen by The Guardian, which published some of the most explosive extracts this morning.”

“In it, Harry accuses his estranged brother of physically assaulting him during a particularly heated row at his Nottingham Cottage home after William called his wife Meghan ‘rude and abrasive’.”

“He also recalls how their desperate father pleaded for peace between his warring sons at Prince Philip’s funeral.”

“It’s worth letting the fact that Harry would stoop to recounting a private remark allegedly said by a grieving King Charles at his own father’s funeral sink in a little.”

“So it is clear, then, that this will be a book packed with revelations designed both to embarrass and humiliate the Royal Family, as well as ensure that it will shoot up the best-seller charts and fill the Sussexes’ pockets with lucre.”