Royal author Christopher Andersen reveals that King Charles finds criticism of Camilla unforgivable. Prince Harry’s comments in his memoir have caused a lasting rift, with reconciliation efforts failing.
Royal Author Discloses What King Charles Considers Unforgivable (Picture Credit – Foxnews)
The rift within the royal family is widely recognized. However, reports of reconciliation have surfaced following news of King Charles and Kate Middleton’s cancer battles. Amidst these reports, royal author Christopher Andersen has asserted that there is one thing King Charles finds unforgivable: criticism of Camilla. In his explosive memoir ‘Spare,’ released on January 10, 2023, Prince Harry referred to Camilla as ‘the other woman’ and ‘dangerous.’
While speaking, Andersen mentioned that people need to understand that the one thing Charles finds unforgivable is criticism of Camilla. He added that unfortunately for Harry, he said some pretty devastating things about her, making it clear that he felt she was the villain in the story.
The royal author also mentioned that King Charles is still troubled by what Prince Harry said about Queen Camilla and claimed he might never forgive Harry. He mentioned that he believes it still bothers the king, and it won’t be easy for him to forgive. He doesn’t think they will ever forgive Harry for that, leaving Harry on his own.
Moreover, Andersen also commented on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s attempts to initiate peace talks with the royal family, claiming that their efforts have been unsuccessful.
In his book ‘Spare,’ Prince Harry wrote that after Diana’s death, Camilla “began playing the long game: a campaign aimed at marriage and eventually the crown.” He also added that he had begged his father not to marry his second wife, Camilla, now the queen. He referred to Camilla as “the other lady” and “wicked stepmother.”
Meanwhile, royal author Robert Hardman has indicated that Harry is likely to write a second memoir. Royal commentator Lee Cohen supported this claim, calling it a ‘new stress’ for the royal family amid Kate Middleton and King Charles’ health issues. Hardman and Cohen suggest that a second memoir may be forthcoming, as the first one omitted details about Harry and Meghan’s wedding.
