Royal Family News: Prince Harry WILL Postpone Blockbuster Memoir Out of “Respect” For Queen Elizabeth

British royal family news reveals that Prince Harry may finally be listening to reason after two years of catastrophically demeaning behavior toward his family. According to Page Six, the royal runaway is now prepared to do the right thing and postpone his tell-all memoir following the death of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth.

If he does do the right and proper thing it would be in sharp contrast to his tacky and tasteless 2021 move when he slammed his family to Oprah Winfrey while his grandfather Prince Philip was on his deathbed.

“Insiders had already said that the hotly anticipated book was set to be held back until early 2023 as Harry worked out precisely which truth bombs he wanted to drop.”

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A source speculated, “Is Harry taking out anything potentially bad he wrote about [William, Charles and Camilla] now? Who knows what will change.” Rumor had it that Harry was behind on the book and it would not make its set publish date. “With Harry already looking for more time to finish the book, the Queen’s passing certainly could give it to him.”

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The so-called “wholly truthful” memoir was due to be released in November, just in time for gift giving. “Now publishing insiders confirm it will almost certainly be pushed back out of respect for Harry’s grandmother.”

One insider told Page Six, “Of course, the Queen’s passing was something that was always speculated on when we started working on the book … when it comes down to it, there is absolutely no way the book can come out this year.”

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The insider dished, “You only have to look at the royal family to see how emotional they are. This is a matter of respect for Her Majesty — as Prince Harry’s grandmother and as his Queen.”

Another publishing source said: “Harry will want to take out certain passages that involve Queen Elizabeth, out of respect for her. Plus, he will want to describe his feelings about the Queen’s passing.” Such opinions generously give Harry the benefit of the doubt. For the last two years he and his wife Meghan have done little more than slag his family.

In a message posted to his website Archewell on Monday, Harry said he was, “forever grateful,” that the Queen had been able to hug their children, Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1.

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