King Charles and Prince William set up a royal ‘war room’ to deal with any potential fallout from Prince Harry’s bombshell memoir, Page Six can reveal.
He also detailed the tense Sandringham summit in early 2020 where Harry tried to get his relatives to agree to a “half-in-half out” model, where he and Markle would be allowed to live out of the country and be part-time royals. Her Majesty disagreed, prompting them to quit their senior royal roles and move to California.
King Charles — who gave a disastrous 1993 interview to Jonathan Dimbleby — in which he admitted to cheating on Princess Diana with his now-wife, Camilla Parker Bowles, is believed to have told all the family that nothing good can come from speaking out.released Saturday, he revealed the “guilt” he felt over not being able to cry in front of weeping mourners at Kensington Palace after his mother’s death.
He also said that he thinks that William felt guilt as well about not crying alongside the crowds, saying: “Everyone knows where they were and what they were doing the night my mother died.
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