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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s spat with the Royal Family looks set to continue even after the release of Spare. Charles Rae, a former royal correspondent for The Sun, told GB News that the Sussexes’ next move will be Meghan’s own memoir. This echoes reports in the US-based outlet Page Six, which claimed that Meghan was already writing her own memoir.
It has also been previously reported that Harry has a mammoth four-book deal with Penguin Random House.
Speaking earlier today, Mr Rae said: “There is supposed to be another book coming along, this time it’s supposed to be a Meghan memoir. It’s absolutely ridiculous.
“That will just bleat again about their poor lot in life.”
He said that the Royal Family would be wary that any conversations they have with the couple following Spare could end up in Meghan’s book.
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He discussed the latest GB News People’s Poll, which showed that only 34 percent said they were proud of the Royal Family, while 31 percent said they were not proud of them.
The royal expert said: “It doesn’t surprise me that popularity is quite down. If you take a similar poll when the coronation comes around, I’m sure the figures will go back up again.
“The Royal Family has survived crises for hundreds of years, they will survive this one and they will bounce back.
Prince Harry has unloaded a host of new explosive allegations against the Royal Family.
Prince William, King Charles III and Camilla, the Queen Consort, all featured in his interviews with 60 Minutes and ITV.
The royal has embarked on media rounds as the world anticipates his book “Spare”.
From branding Queen Camilla as “dangerous” to the last time Harry spoke with Prince William, here are the top five moments from the Duke of Sussex’s interviews.
“He is on his own now, and he is not a very popular lad.”
A new YouGov poll, conducted on 1,691 British adults between January 10 and 11, suggested Harry’s favourability rate is now at -44
This number marks the lowest score ever recorded for the Duke by YouGov since the organisation started tracking his popularity among British adults in 2011.
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“He said he wants reconciliation but its a very strange way of going about that.
“He says he wants to bury the hatchet, but he’s buried the hatchet in their backs!”
Meanwhile, public relations expert Mark Borkowski told Page Six that the couple may find it hard to come back after the controversy surrounding Spare.
He said: “They are on the edge. They have lost the sympathy vote.
“I suspect the ‘bunker mentality’ has left them threadbare on future messaging.
“As each interview landed, Harry exposed a deep well of emotional unresolved pain.
“He should spend time and effort on dealing with the pain instead of turning it into a three-ring Barnum and Bailey circus act.”
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