A memo written by a royal insider may contain shocking information about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. According to insiders who work with OK! A close friend of Prince Harry is publishing an autobiography that could shed light on his past, according to the magazine. Henry Somerset, 12th Duke of Beaufort and prominent member of the royal family, is a friend. His next book, The Similar Duke, comes out later this month. In the pages of Somerset's memoir, he explores Harry's difficult teenage years. In 2000, 16-year-old Harry visited his family home in Somerset, Gloucestershire. A pool party was held for Somerset's grandson, who is celebrating his 16th birthday. Somerset was a little nervous and wondered how he would handle the situation if he had to scold the young prince, now for the third time. At first Harry seemed reconciled, but then he suddenly lifted her onto his shoulders and headed towards the pool, playfully tossing her to everyone's surprise. This impulsive action drew laughter from the other guests, and encouraged by the reaction, Harry began to repeat the performance with several other girls. But King Charles' butler Steve quickly intervened and told Harry to stop his behaviour.These memories are not the only sources of information that worry Prince Harry and Meghan. Gary Gas Teth, a princess, is ready to share the following memories. Cespress Kay's Goldesmith hopes to give Carol Middleton's sie as a single criticism of Middleton, especially the Harry and Megan family in the Kingdom. Initially, when Harry edited his book, Prince William thought the future king would not comment because he thought it would be inappropriate for him to do so. But insiders have revealed that Harry and Meghan did not anticipate the backlash from Kate's family. They are probably worried about their upcoming book release.Goldsmith, who had previously planned to write a memoir after making his fortune through an IT company in 2013, is now ready to include his family's personal details in a book. There may be a revelation or two, but sources say Carole and Kate will revise the manuscript before sending it to a publisher. Goldsmith, who maintains a close relationship with Carole and Kate, is unlikely to embarrass his family. The source noted that Goldsmith's recent comments resonated with some people, particularly his criticism of Harry and Meghan. Goldsmith originally planned to focus on his personal journey to becoming a millionaire, but considered including personal family information in his memoir. In light of these developments in Goldsmith's memoir, it is said that Prince Harry and Meghan did not foresee a revenge project. According to sources, the Sussexes are now worried about the release of the upcoming book. Some Americans want Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to return to Britain. What you say is true. The need for their return has become a catchphrase, and it's easy to see why. Meghan and Harry's choice to visit the United States initially sparked interest and then some skeptical looks. The couple tried to live independently without royal restrictions. But now it seems that many Americans have a very bitter taste in their own decisions and actions.Prominent commentator Julie Hartman didn't mince words, saying the US wants to bring Harry and Meghan back to the UK. These sentiments reflect the frustration felt by a significant portion of the U.S. population. Why are you asking this? Because, as Hartman said, Americans are sick of the Sussex shenanigans.Once revered for their royal status, the couple has now become synonymous with controversy. Their every move is analyzed and their movements are monitored. One of the main concerns of Americans is Meghan and Harry's insatiable need for attention. Meghan, in particular, has been accused of playing the victim card against the royal family and has been accused of misusing the royal name, although both have distanced themselves from the monarchy.The pair's foray into the world of celebrity, highlighted through memoirs and interviews, has raised questions about their motives and integrity. Blogger Perez Hilton compared them to the Kardashian family, who are mostly known by their first names.
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