Harry and Meghan and their delusions of reconciliation with The Firm before the coronation of Carlos III

The damage is already done. The endless six hours of the Harry and Meghan series on Netflix have caused earthquakes in Buckingham and in the UK media. The projection that the serial has given Meghan is impossible to measure. His reach as a public figure, right now, is stellar. He is a media star. She is the woman of the moment, the one that everyone wants to photograph. The prince is not far behind in this impact. Beyond the earthquake, the British press drops that the dukes want a reconciliation. What’s more, in his opinion it would be that this peace occurred before the coronation of Charles IIIwhich will be held on May 6, 2023, publishes The Sun. Is this a wish or a delusion?

The repercussions that the testimonies of Harry they are unpredictable. The duke has raised the palace carpets to reveal this conspiracy theory about the lies that were built to “protect” his brother Guillermo. It seems that the worst is yet to come. They point out from the aforementioned newspaper that if Harry’s words in his docuseries have been controversial, nothing compared to the book that he is in the oven about to go out on the street. Spare (Penguin Random House), the duke’s memoir, is released on January 10. In the text, Harry evokes his mother, Diana of Walesand at the time of his death. “Raw, unwavering honesty,” reviews the editorial on Harry’s book. Much is speculated about the meaning of Spare. Why did Harry choose that word (spare)? Everything indicates that it symbolizes his feelings in the line of succession to the throne. After Carlos, the heir is Guillermo. Harry would be the replacement.

In addition to these considerations, the press focuses on the idea that the dukes, despite the damage caused, would have a reconciliation with the Windsors in mind. How to bring positions closer with all the dust that they have raised in the palace? Who starts negotiating that peace? There are four months left for the coronation ceremony of Carlos III. Is that time enough to melt the ice?