The paper sketches a picture of two deeply entrenched camps-the royals versus Harry and Meghan-with little desire to negotiate or meet in the middle. To look the truth squarely in the eye, to realize your relationship has been damaged and to know it was his commander-in-chief who decided he couldn’t have the half-in, half-out role he wanted, is probably too painful for him to accept.” Advisers made recommendations to Her Majesty, but there was only one person making the decisions. “That is another manipulation of the narrative to suit the outcome as felt by Harry. But when he was not getting the support from her he wanted, she is represented as a diminutive figure sat in the corner,” another courtier told the paper. It was always ‘my commander-in-chief, the boss’.
“The narrative has shifted from Prince Harry on the Queen. “Harry never wanted to admit to himself that it was the Queen who said, ‘no, you’re out.’ He couldn’t fathom that he wasn’t the cheeky chappy who was going to sweet-talk grandma into getting what he wanted.” “It’s outrageous,” a courtier told the Sunday Times. Royal sources said Harry’s characterization of the queen sitting “quietly” taking it all in as the Sandringham Summit unfolded, or going “on the advice she’s been given” was untrue. and there’s a memoir coming.” Another close friend of Prince William told the Times: “The whole thing is mad.” “There is sadness at where things currently are with his brother. “Things have been very strained for a while,” a friend of William’s told the paper about the brothers’ relationship. The Times also reports that Harry’s memoir, Spare, out January 10, “includes claims about the monarchy that are more incendiary than those made in the Netflix series.” A courtier told the paper: “We are deliberately keen to send a message by being voiceless. They hope a non-response to the Sussexes speaks volumes. The couple would like this meeting before King Charles’ coronation, which they are likely to attend, the paper says.īuckingham Palace’s response to this demand? A senior palace source said: “If they want to get in touch with the King, they know where he lives.” This pretty much follows in line with the business-as-usual royal calendar of this week, capped by an all-smiles carol service. That is hard to swallow-100 per cent yes they’d like to have a meeting.” A source close to the Sussexes told the paper: “Nothing like that was ever done when Harry and Meghan raised various concerns-no meeting, formal apology or taking responsibility or accountability. Harry and Meghan say the meeting shows “double standards,” the Times says. The two women were brought face to face this week in a highly publicized make-nice. Following the incident, Prince William condemned racism, and by extension his godmother.
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