The king is overwhelmed. The death of Isabel II and his ascension to the throne have coincided with the new attacks by his son from the United States, in the form of a documentary and memoir that is already sweeping Spain. Charles III no longer knows how to build bridges between Guillermo y Harry, two once inseparable brothers who now publicly accuse each other of assaults and backstabbing. A confrontation that his father tried to stop after the funeral for the Duke of Edinburgh: “Please guys, don’t make my last years a misery,” he told them.
If the six-part series aired on Netflix at the end of the year caused damage at Buckingham Palace, Harry’s memoir (In the shadow) will mean the definitive family breakdown, because the husband of Meghan Markle not a hair has been cut. The prince has narrated, among many other things, that his brother Guillermo grabbed him by the neck and threw him to the floor of his kitchen during an argument and after seriously insulting Meghan Markle. In addition, she has implicated him in the shameful chapter of the Nazi costume, ensuring that both Guillermo and Kate approved it.
The Buckingham Palace communication office has not wanted to make any statements at the moment, but the truth is that the book will not be published until next January 10 (in Spain it is on sale from this Wednesday due to an error) and maybe then they do have something to say.