Prince Harry Tell-All: This Royal May Actually Benefit From Duke's Bombshell Book

Prince Harry will release his much-anticipated tell-all in Nov. 2022, which will be written in his own words.

The Duke of Sussex stated in a statement when his publishing deal with Penguin Random House was announced that his book would be an "accurate and wholly truthful" account of his life. 

He also stated that the book will not be written in the persona of the prince, but rather in the persona of the man he has evolved into.

The impending memoir has caused the British royal family to brace themselves for the latest in a long line of exposés to come their way.

According to reports, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles are among those who are rebuked in the book.

However, the Duke of Sussex has previously been warned that speaking negatively about his stepmother might further harm his reputation in both the United States and the United Kingdom.

Any bombshell disclosures about the Duchess of Cornwall, according to royal expert and journalist Jonathan Sacerdoti who spoke to Express, would not make the people despise her - in fact, he believes it would work to her advantage.

In his explanation, he stated that it is possible that her reputation would be damaged depending on what Prince Harry says; if there are things in there that the public would not anticipate from her or if the public does not like how she has behaved, it is still uncertain what will happen.

Then there's the silver lining that comes with the publication of the book.

"However, I believe it is possible that it may have the opposite impact, namely that Harry and Meghan will become increasingly unpopular in the United Kingdom as a result of their activities and utterances."

Further, according to the royal expert, "I believe that Harry's exposing negative ideas and sentiments about Camilla may possibly really assist the British public accept her and enjoy her because their public approval is eroding while hers is gaining."

Jonathan went on to say that discrediting Camilla Parker Bowles in any manner would have a detrimental impact on Prince Harry and his bride Meghan Markle's goals, but would have a beneficial impact on the Duchess of Cornwall's image among the British public.

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According to reports, Prince William has given his approval for his stepmother's future role as Queen Consort. His approval with his father was stated to be closer than it had ever been.

Prince Harry, on the other hand, is a very different story.

It has been revealed by Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former butler, that Prince Harry would be "mad" at Camilla for taking on a title that would have belonged to his mother.

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