Experts Predict Prince Harry’s Book Could Be the Final Nail in Its Coffin, as the Palace Prepares Itself for Impact.

She shared that Harry and Meghan were an “inconvenience” to the royal family but are not their main focus. “Harry and Meghan’s royal brand starts to falter the more the family distances themselves from them,” she shared. We are left with reality stars.

Harry, in the Netflix documentary was critical of how the royal press team operated and talked about how his relationship with Prince William and the rest of the royal family broke down. Markle said that she wanted to end her own life because of the toxic U.K. media coverage.

Markle, 41, an American actress who starred as “Suits” in the legal drama, became the Duchess Of Sussex in 2018 when she married the British prince. They now live in Montecito with Archie, their 3-year-old son, and Lilibet, their 1-year-old daughter.

Fox News Digital’s royal commentator Hilary Fordwich said that it was unlikely that Buckingham Palace would make a statement during Harry’s recent press tour. She believes that the royal family will keep their cool and continue to carry on.

Fordwich stated, “As Harry knows, the royal family do not freely discuss their feelings and neither does he.” “Freely is the operative word. Literally and metaphorically, Harry has sold his soul to Netflix in order to be able to bear his soul. The royal family won’t be speaking freely and hasn’t sold any of their souls so we can see that many are ‘completely exhausted’ by the misinformation they have received from Harry. The British are known for their ability to speak more than words, both historically and culturally. King Charles invited them to the coronation. This is because it was what the British public expects of the royal family and the Commonwealth as a whole.

Fordwich noted that “Another way to witness their feelings through their actions is by looking at what [the Royals] did] during the Christmas season.” They continued to serve the British people via Kate Middleton’s caroling service, their numerous walkabouts, and events supporting a variety of charities. All of their efforts were directed toward helping others and not themselves. This speaks volumes about their feelings. It’s business as usual, serving the public like the royals.

Neil Sean, Royal Commentator, said Harry’s recent interviews were “simply dire drivel we are all tired now.”

He said, “His publishers must be wondering why they have spent all this money.” “[The Sussexes] gave Oprah the best stuff, so the royals won’t have anything to worry about.”

ITV released clips Monday showing Harry admitting that he would like to see his brother and father again. It was also revealed that the Duke of Sussex said that they feel it is better to keep them somehow as villains and that “they have shown absolutely zero willingness to reconcile” — although it was unclear who he was referring to.

The prince stated that he wants a family and not an institution.

Christopher Andersen (best-selling author) said that Harry will continue speaking out against the palace to make his case heard. He said that this should cause the palace to be concerned.

Andersen stated, “There is no doubt that Harry will once more aim at the palace in general and by extension at Prince William and the king.” “Harry, and Meghan view themselves as fighting a public relations war against the palace. Harry’s memoir is an offensive weapon in that war. We’ll have to see if it explodes like Oprah’s interview or fails like their Netflix documentary.