Time to 'Move on' Prince Harry: Duke's 'Divisive' Bombshells to 'Permanently' Leave Middle-Aged Rebel Screaming Into 'Palace Echo Chamber'
The Duke of Sussex 'needs to move on from bashing his family for his own mental health,' a royal source shared.
Prince Harry has been urged to "move on" from creating drama with his family, especially his stepmother, Queen Camilla, whom the fiery-haired prince called "dangerous."
This led Her Majesty's friend Patronella Wyatt to share, "I'm not sure Harry realized how incendiary (Spare) was. The whole country seemed to be taking sides."
Prince Harry and Queen Camilla 'have barely ever made an effort to get to know one another,' a royal insider spilled.
"Harry and Camilla’s positions within the royal family have virtually reversed," she added. "Camilla used to be the hated outcast; now it’s Harry, and Camilla’s seen with affection. He has to move on from casting Camilla as the wicked stepmother."
The Montecito Duke likely earned millions of dollars for his 2023 memoir, and despite monetary riches, one biographer feels the rebel Duke is "paying" the ultimate price for penning the tell-all.
Shortly before the "incendiary" autobiography hit shelves on January 10 of last year, the fiery-haired prince told Anderson Cooper, "None of anything I've written, anything that I've included is ever intended to hurt my family."
William, Prince of Wales and his brother allegedly haven't spoken a word to one another since Queen Elizabeth II's funeral nearly two years ago. It is said that Harry's disparaging remarks against the future king, his wife, Kate, Princess of Wales and sharing personal details about other senior royals are "of course," a few of the reasons why.
The Duke of Sussex published 'Spare' in January 2023, four moths after his father, King Charles III, acceded to the British throne.
"He doesn't speak to his family, doesn't speak to his brother, has never met Meghan's father," royal author Ingrid Seward shared. "I mean, it is very strange. Is Meghan ashamed of her father? Why hasn't Harry met him?"
The royal expert then observed how "It's this sort of distancing from family, people find that very alienating."
The Duke of Sussex is struggling to 'shake' his past while carving out his future.
To add insult to injury, the fifth in line to the throne's most recent polling results by YouGov in Britain found him with an approval rating of -30 only slightly ahead of Meghan's -40, and the most unpopular, Prince Andrew, at -82.
Furthermore, the trust between Princes William and Harry is likely "eternally lost" thanks to the latter's "endless attacks" on the monarchy. The rift is so severe that even after nearly two years of estrangement, the royal siblings allegedly could not even look at one another at Lord Robert Fellowes' memorial on August 29, meaning the duo still haven't communicated since September 2022, despite virtually being in the same room.
The King's death will immediately make William the new monarch, and reports now reflect a potential Montecito meltdown when the news one day hits. The rift will likely, in the words of both royal sources and analysts, get "far worse" when King William V runs the show.
"Because what would the repercussions be if Prince William pushed you out of the fold?" royal expert Kinsey Schofield told an outlet. "I do think he would write about his family again."
The Duchess of Sussex is 'the roadblock' within the Princess of Wales' mission to end the royal feud.
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