The Royal Family has been asking themselves the same question for the past three years — how to deal with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle properly?
And after multiple problematic interviews, a Netflix series that damaged the monarchy and Queen Elizabeth‘s legacy, and the tell-all memoir Spare that ended all family ties, the royals still do not know what to do with the renegade husband and wife.
In the face of controversies and family drama, the British royals cling to the late Queen‘s motto of “never complain, never explain.”
However, recently, a royal expert has questioned Prince William and King Charles III‘s ill-advised decision to remain silent while Prince Harry and his spouse scream from the top of their lungs and cause irreparable damage to the institution.
Author Alexander Larman zeroed in on the heir to the throne who received the harshest blows from Prince Harry’s tell-all book Spare.
The Duke of Sussex, who had years of anger and frustration towards Prince William, opened the floodgates in the memoir.
He revealed that Prince William is a violent man who verbally and physically assaulted him multiple times.
Prince Harry accused his brother of plotting with the British media to destroy him and his wife, Meghan Markle.
Prince Harry also took a few swipes at Prince William’s wife, Kate Middleton, for being cold and having bully-like behavior toward Markle.
The royal expert, via Express, revealed that Prince William should have given an interview and struck back at Prince Harry’s outrageous confessions.
Larman said: “I’m on record as saying they should’ve responded. I think William should’ve given an interview in which he extended the hand of brotherhood.”
He suggested some talking points that the future King could have used.
He stated: “Where he should’ve said, ‘we’re all very concerned about him. We understand he had the most awful, traumatic shock when our mother died so young. We know life has been hard for him.”
The last member of the Royal Family to do a tell-all interview was Prince Andrew, who appeared on BBC in an attempt to dissociate himself from the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal.
The sit-down was a gigantic catastrophe for Andrew and the monarchy.
The royal commentator concluded by: “The thing is, the Royal Family’s motto has always been never complain, never explain, and that’s done for them very well. But you do wonder when a member of the Royal Family isn’t playing by the same rules as you, how well it’s going to be in the long term.”
Friends of Prince William have revealed that the accusations in Spare were the straw that broke the camel’s back and that there is no relationship between the two brothers.
Prince William has made it clear that he does want his brother to attend the coronation of their father.
