Can Prince Harry’s memoirs be stopped? Palace aides discuss whether they can block his new book
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Can Prince Harry’s Memoirs Be Stopped? Palace assistants discuss whether to block the Duke’s upcoming book
- There is great concern that the book will contain harmful revelations
- The move is part of a strategy that focuses on the first 100 days of Charles’ reign
- Royal family lawyers are expected to stand by to read the book
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Palace officials have discussed ways to prevent Prince Harry from publishing his memoirs.
It is said that there is great concern that the book will contain harmful revelations, despite suggestions that he is trying to water it down.
It is part of a presidential-style strategy launched by aides that will focus on the crucial first 100 days of the reign.
A friend of the king said, ‘The question in the palace is, ‘Can the book be stopped?’ Even Harry may not be able to stop it at this stage, but the feeling at the top is that nothing good can come of voicing grievances in public.”
The royal family’s lawyers at the firm of Harbottle and Lewis are expected to be on standby to read the book when it comes out.
It is part of a presidential-style strategy launched by aides that will focus on the crucial first 100 days of the reign
It is said that there is great concern that the book will contain harmful revelations, despite suggestions that he is trying to water it down
But it’s highly unlikely the King would be fighting a legal battle against Harry, whose £36m deal with Penguin Random House could mean he can’t stop it. It comes at an important time in the reign of the king
But it’s highly unlikely the King would be fighting a legal battle against Harry, whose £36m deal with Penguin Random House could mean he can’t stop it. It comes at an important time in the reign of the king.
A source at the Palace said: “His Majesty will build on the points he has made to the nation: now that the period of mourning is over, he will support diversity, promote community spirit and protect space for those with and without faith.
“He is aware that, as king, his interests and passions will continue, but that … some of his previous obligations will now remain in the trusted hands of others.”