01 December 2023 , 11:01
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Prince Harry is "facing the consequences" of releasing his bombshell tell-all memoir, Spare, as well as taking part in explosive interviews about his life within the Royal Family.
Omid Scobie's damning new book Endgame reveals how the King reacted to last year's explosive 'Spare' and the claims it made. It left relations between Harry and Meghan Markle and the rest of the Royal Family at an all-time low after the book came out in January of this year, and was at a time when Charles had been monarch for less than a year.
Alongside that, it levelled damning criticism at some of Charles' nearest and dearest including calling his wife, Queen Camilla, a "villain" and accusing her of leaking stories about him to the press. In it, Harry also described Prince William as his "nemesis" despite being his once trusted ally.
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Prince Harry previously spoke out about his time with the royals in an ITV interview (ITV)Despite all of this, the father-son duo are still in contact and spoke on the phone for Charles’ 75th birthday earlier this month and Charles is reportedly still open to hearing from Harry, his "dear boy".
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There is an open invite for the pair to meet whenever Harry's in the UK, it has been reported and during the call, the trio (Harry, Charles and Meghan) made plans to talk again soon, the Sun reports.
Despite there being the chance of a reconciliation between the Sussexes and the royals, PR Strategist Laura Perkes has shared the reality of Harry's situation and has warned him that his relationship with his family "may never be the same."
His relationship with the royals may never be the same (Getty Images)She exclusively told us: "As the instigator of all the turmoil that has resulted in him and Meghan being ostracised by the family, it's not as easy as saying sorry and hoping to brush it all under the carpet. Old wounds have been reopened, new wounds have appeared and many people have been hurt, either directly or in the crossfire.
"He made the decision to share his truth, but his truth isn't always the absolute truth. Many people feel betrayed by him and that's not easily forgivable," she concluded.