Prince Harry reportedly used a brutal two-word nickname for Queen Camilla in his bombshell memoir, “Spare.” It allegedly hinted at how the Duke of Sussex felt about his father, King Charles’ wife, and the Queen consort of the United Kingdom. The report came amid immense public buzz about Prince Harry’s alleged upcoming UK trip with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Prince Harry called Queen Camilla ‘wicked stepmother’ in his book, report resurfaces
A report about Prince Harry calling Queen Camilla “wicket stepmother” in his memoir, “Spare,” has resurfaced ahead of his rumored UK trip with family this summer. As reported by RadarOnline, the Duke of Sussex branded the Queen Consort of the United Kingdom as a “villain,” “dangerous,” and a “wicked stepmother.” He also allegedly accused her of exchanging “private information” so that she could “improve her own standing in the media.”
In the meantime, per the news outlet, Prince Harry wrote in his book, “I had complex feelings about gaining a step-parent who, I believed, had recently sacrificed me on her personal PR altar.” The Duke of Sussex reportedly continued, “In a funny way I even wanted Camilla to be happy. Maybe she’d be less dangerous if she was happy?”
Meanwhile, the news outlet further reported that, according to palace insiders, Prince Harry’s words have been shaping how Queen Camilla sees her stepson at present. A royal source said to the news outlet, “For the queen, those lines were a red line – they weren’t just criticism, they felt like a permanent stain on her character.”
The person continued, “She believes you can apologize for many things.” The source then explained, “but once you have painted someone as a villain in print, it is very hard to take that back.” “And it seems like Harry has now poisoned his relationship with Camilla forever as a result,” the insider added.
