Royal Family News: Prince Harry’s Memoir Will Do More Damage, Despite Claims To “Protect” The Queen

British royal family news divulges that despite Harry and Meghan’s recent quickie to see his grandmother Queen Elizabeth, the fences burned have not been entirely mended. Harry and Meghan have done a lot of damage over the last two years and instead of bringing a fire hose to the scene, they keep pouring fuel on the fire.

One royal expert is weighing in on the situation. Keep reading to find out what this royal watcher thinks about the royal runaways.

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According to royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams: “I’d say the rift very definitely hasn’t been healed.” He told Us Weekly, “That, I’m afraid, is quite clear.”

The royal runaways dropped into visit in April, detouring from their real destination, the Invictus Games in the Netherlands. It was the first time both rebels returned to the UK after their infamous Megxit stink bomb.

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Since then the pair have kept up their constant barrage of barbs and rants against his family. Fitzwilliams thinks that this ugly sitch won’t be healed in a day, there is a long road ahead to fix the damage done. He told Us, “It really is an extraordinary situation.”

Prince Harry told Hoda Kotb that he had a “great” visit with his grandmother, and caught flak for saying he is trying to protect her—from himself? He is the only royal ripping the monarchy and royal fans thought his ironic comment was just more of the same tone deaf drama the Markle’s revel in.

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Fitzwilliams believes there’s even more drama on the horizon, the specter of Harry’s memoir. The tell-all is due this fall. He said, “It will again be a source of very, very substantial discord. Whatever he writes, if it’s published this year, it’s going to cause problems.”

Prince Harry, the poster boy CHIMPO for BetterUp, confirmed the book after news of it was leaked last July. He retorted that it will be a, “wholly truthful” account of his life and again, the irony.

“I’m writing this not as the prince I was born but as the man I have become,” Harry said in a statement at the time. “I’ve worn many hats over the years, both literally and figuratively, and my hope is that in telling my story — the highs and lows, the mistakes, the lessons learned — I can help show that no matter where we come from, we have more in common than we think.”

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